Whatley campaigned alongside Trump and defended his campaign’s positions in the race against Roy Cooper.
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President Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina to support Senate candidate Michael Whatley, who is running against Roy Cooper. The article describes the candidates’ dispute over the economy and crime, and reports that Trump repeated claims about Cooper that the story says were inaccurate or disputed.
Democratic Senate candidate and target of Republican attacks
Cooper's version of this story ↗House member who withdrew from the race
Attorney General who spoke at the rally
President campaigning for Whatley and attacking Cooper
Former president mentioned in Whatley’s criticism of the economy
Republican candidate for the U.S. House endorsed by Trump
Republican House candidate endorsed by Trump
North Carolina senator whose seat is open because he is retiring
Candidate challenging Jennifer Balkcom
Incumbent House member and Buckhout’s opponent
North Carolina senator whose campaign was previously worked on by the pollster quoted
Outlets agree that Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina with Senate candidate Michael Whatley, who is running against Roy Cooper. Center outlets present the rally as part of Whatley’s effort to win the Senate race, often noting Cooper’s polling or fundraising advantage; some also emphasize economic concerns and the administration’s record.
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House member who withdrew from the race
Attorney General who spoke at the rally
President campaigning for Whatley and attacking Cooper
Former president mentioned in Whatley’s criticism of the economy
Republican candidate for the U.S. House endorsed by Trump
Republican House candidate endorsed by Trump
North Carolina senator whose seat is open because he is retiring
Candidate challenging Jennifer Balkcom
Incumbent House member and Buckhout’s opponent
North Carolina senator whose campaign was previously worked on by the pollster quoted
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