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November Senate Race Looms as Cooper and Whatley Win Primaries

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In North Carolina, former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley and former Governor Roy Cooper have emerged victorious in their Senate primary elections. This outcome sets the stage for a competitive matchup in November, with Democrats particularly interested in seizing a potential pickup opportunity. The results highlight the significance of this race in the broader political landscape, as both candidates prepare to campaign for the Senate seat.

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