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Democrats slash ad spending in North Carolina as Roy Cooper remains comfortably ahead of Michael Whatley

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Democrats cut back on some of their advertisement spending Monday while former Democratic North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper continued to lead former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael…

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Democrats Slash Ad Spending In North Carolina As Roy Cooper Remains Comfortably Ahead Of Michael Whatley

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Democratic super PAC pulls down ads in North Carolina as Roy Cooper dominates Senate race polling

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Democratic super PAC pulls down ads in North Carolina as Roy Cooper dominates Senate race polling

A super PAC linked to Senate Democratic leadership is pulling down ads this week in North Carolina, including about $500,000 in TV advertising and roughly $50,000 in digital advertising, amid polls showing Senate candidate Roy Cooper (D) with a healthy lead over Republican Michael Whatley, a source familiar confirmed to The Hill. WinSenate, a super…

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GOP, Dems Pull Back Spending From North Carolina Senate Race

Republican Representative Brad Knott of North Carolina said Michael Whatley, the GOP nominee for Senate, is running against a "very tough" Democratic candidate but expects him to 'close the gap.' Knott, who serves on the House Homeland Security Committee, also discussed terror threats amid active conflicts in the MidEast and said that while there are…

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GOP PAC Spending Shift Raises Questions About North Carolina Senate Race

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Yesterday

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GOP PAC Spending Shift Raises Questions About North Carolina Senate Race

Republican PACs are shifting money away from North Carolina as the Tar Heel State’s former Democrat governor, Roy Cooper, maintains a sizable polling lead over Republican Michael Whatley—but both sides insist the race remains competitive. “A Democrat has not won statewide federal office here in nearly two decades, and North Carolina is a 50-50 state,”...

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