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North Carolina Senate Race Seen as Key Opportunity for Democrats

The North Carolina Senate race is viewed as a critical opportunity for Democrats to flip a Republican seat, with former Governor Roy Cooper leading in polls against Republican candidate Michael Whatley. President Trump's recent visit to support Whatley may energize the Republican base, but his low approval ratings could impact the election outcome. Key issues in the race include affordability and crime.

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The North Carolina Senate race is viewed as a critical opportunity for Democrats to flip a Republican seat, with former Governor Roy Cooper leading in polls against Republican candidate Michael Whatley. President Trump's recent visit to support Whatley may energize the Republican base, but his low approval ratings could impact the election outcome. Key issues in the race include affordability and crime.

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