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Roy Cooper on his North Carolina Senate bid

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Wiley Nickel exits NC Senate race as Democrats pin hopes on Roy Cooper
Former Democratic Rep. Wiley Nickel on Tuesday pulled out of the race to replace outgoing Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) after former Gov. Roy Cooper announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for North Carolina’s highly competitive open Senate seat.

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Wiley Nickel exits North Carolina Senate race the day after Roy Cooper announces candidacy
Game on in North Carolina as former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper launches Senate bid for GOP-held seat
Democratic North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Launches US Senate Bid
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper launched his campaign for the U.S. Senate on Monday, offering his Democratic Party one of its best opportunities nationwide to win back a Republican-held seat in nex...

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Former Gov. Roy Cooper enters Senate race in North Carolina in boost to Democrats
Wiley Nickel suspends NC Senate bid, endorses Cooper
Democrats got a top Senate recruit in North Carolina. Now they’re trying to find more
“Governor Cooper is a formidable candidate who will flip North Carolina’s Senate seat, and his announcement is the latest indication that the Republicans’ Senate majority is at risk in 2026,” Senate ...

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Former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper Will Run for the US Senate in North Carolina in 2026
Former Gov. Cooper makes it official, enters North Carolina’s US Senate seat race
Republican Warns of 'Knife Fight' for Senate Seat as Roy Cooper Enters Race
Outgoing Senator Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican, warned that the battle for his seat will be a "knife fight in a telephone booth" as former Democratic North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper threw his name into the race on Monday.
What to know about Roy Cooper, Michael Whatley and the 2026 U.S. Senate race to replace Thom Tillis
North Carolina will be at the center of the 2026 midterm elections, with a marquee U.S. Senate race that’s expected to attract big names given the high stakes for the balance of power in the federal government.
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