How outlets cover Michael Whatley · Jun 3, 2026
Michael Whatley Discusses Affordability at Zebulon Campaign Roundtable
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Lead article · WRAL.com · CENTERMichael Whatley holds campaign roundtable on 'No Tax on Tips' as Senate race heats upSenate candidate Michael Whatley used a restaurant roundtable to support eliminating taxes on tips and overtime, pitching the policy as an affordability measure. Roy Cooper’s campaign challenged Whatley’s economic record as the North Carolina Senate race develops.
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