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Michael Whatley goes dark in North Carolina
Republican North Carolina Senate nominee Michael Whatley had no future linear advertisement booked in the state as of Wednesday. Whatley’s campaign booked no television ads under their…
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Source context: Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) maintained a strong lead in the state’s Senate race in a new poll released Tuesday. The WRAL/WSOC poll, which was conducted by SurveyUSA, found the Democrat with a 14-point advantage over former Republican National Committee Chair Michael…
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Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) maintained a strong lead in the state’s Senate race in a new poll released Tuesday. The WRAL/WSOC poll, which was conducted by SurveyUSA, found the Democrat with a 14-point advantage over former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley. Cooper’s lead exceeded the survey’s margin of error and was…
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Republican North Carolina Senate nominee Michael Whatley had no future linear advertisement booked in the state as of Wednesday. Whatley’s campaign booked no television ads under their…
Republican candidates Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody each hold an 11-point lead in Florida’s races for governor and U.S. Senate, according to a Stetson University poll released Tuesday.
Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley has no television ads currently booked for the final weeks of North Carolina’s Senate race, as his campaign faces a widening polling gap against Democrat Roy Cooper and national Republican groups scale back their spending in the state. Whatley’s last broadcast television ad aired October 7, according to political…
