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RNC Chair Michael Whatley to seek open Republican-held Senate seat in battleground North Carolina: sources

Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley will run for the open GOP-held Senate seat in battleground North Carolina with the blessing of President Donald Trump, two sources familiar confirm ...

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RNC chair expected to run for Senate in North Carolina as Lara Trump opts out

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RNC chair Michael Whatley and former Gov. Roy Cooper plan to run for North Carolina Senate seat, sources say

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GOP’s NC Senate race coming into focus with Trump endorsement

Discourse and debate have begun over what this candidacy means for the GOP — and Democrats.

New York Magazine · 1d

Democrats Chances of Flipping the Senate Just Went Up

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Wiley Nickel to suspend campaign, endorse Roy Cooper, pursue Wake DA seat

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Democrats hope Roy Cooper can flip North Carolina

North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat seen as a must-win if Democrats hope to take over the chamber after the 2026 midterms.

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Trump backs RNC's Whatley for NC's open U.S. Senate seat after Lara Trump declines to run

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Former NC Gov. Roy Cooper to announce bid for U.S. Senate seat

Nickel plans to end Senate bid, is eyeing a run for Wake County DA instead

The former congressman from Cary faced an uphill Democratic primary against former Gov. Roy Cooper, whom Wiley is expected to endorse.

The Daily Signal2h

Here’s How the 2026 Senate Races Are Shaping Up in 3 Pivotal States

Republicans are starting to zero in on candidates for pivotal 2026 Senate races in Michigan, North Carolina, and Georgia.

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Democrat Wiley Nickel may suspend NC Senate campaign: Reports

Former Rep. Wiley Nickel (D-N.C.), who launched his campaign for Senate in April, is now mulling whether to suspend his campaign and instead enter the race for an open district attorney position

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Senate map for 2026 is tough for Democrats, but Republicans have headaches, too

Democrats need four seats to retake the Senate majority, but Republicans are looking at uncertainty in some states.