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Roy Cooper ‘Strongly’ Considering Senate Run After Tillis Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election

  • The NRSC launched its first attack on Roy Cooper on Monday, framing him as a threat to flipping North Carolina's Senate seat following Tillis's surprise retirement.
  • Tillis announced his retirement hours after breaking with Trump over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, prompting GOP to target North Carolina's open Senate seat.
  • The NRSC highlighted a clip of Cooper relearning to drive, flagged his commutation of 15 death row sentences, and urged donations to counter his record on violent crime.
  • Political analysts now consider the North Carolina Senate race a toss-up, with Cook and Sabato’s ratings reflecting its high competitiveness after Tillis’s retirement.
  • The GOP's early attack on Cooper follows Tillis’s surprise retirement, with forecasts listing North Carolina as a toss-up, prompting Democrats to recruit young candidates to flip the seat.
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Following his vote against the “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) confirmed that he will not seek re-election in 2026, leaving open a race that excites the Democrats in North Carolina. Although it is a few months away from the primaries that will define the Republican candidate, some weighty names have begun to emerge.Read more]]>

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