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Dem Roy Cooper flips North Carolina Senate seat, beats Trump pick Michael Whatley

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The Hill
“Former Gov. Roy Cooper flips Senate seat blue in North Carolina”

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) is projected to win the Senate race in the Tar Heel State, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ), notching a Democratic win in the seat being vacated by Sen. Thom Tillis (R). Cooper leads former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Michael Whatley by about 35 points with 51...

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New York Post – News
“Dem Roy Cooper flips North Carolina Senate seat, beats Trump pick Michael Whatley”

Roy Cooper breaks the GOP winning streak in the Tar Heel State.

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The New York Times – U.S.
“Roy Cooper Flips North Carolina Senate Seat to Democrats by Defeating Michael Whatley”

The popular former governor defeated President Trump’s handpicked choice to replace the retiring Thom Tillis.

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Daily Mail – News
“North Carolina flips blue in first major Senate shake-up after Trump protege Michael Whatley suffers embarrassing fumble”

Roy Cooper, a Democrat and former North Carolina governor, had enjoyed a strong lead over his opponent, Michael Whatley, for much of the campaign.

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