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US Senate · SENATENC · Resolves Nov 3, 2027

Who will win the North Carolina Senate?

Showing: Roy Cooper · Resolves Nov 3, 2027
Roy Cooper · 95% chance▼ 1Updated 3 min ago
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The Hill · 6h
Why North Carolina is shifting Democratic

Democrats have the wind at their backs in North Carolina, particularly in the race for Senate, where former Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, is up against Republican political operative Michael Whatley to replace retiring Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.). Based on polling, nonpartisan ratings and campaign ​shifts, Cooper seems poised to win. A national Republican PAC...

The Hill · 11h
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Politico · 2d
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Politico · 2d
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C-SPAN · 3d
Roy Cooper Urges Voters to Vote Despite Polls Showing Him Leading NC Senate Race

Roy Cooper Urges Voters to Vote Despite Polls Showing H

The Hill · 13d
Cooper holds 11-point lead over Whatley in North Carolina Senate race: Poll

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@DecisionDeskHQ · 2d

DDHQ Senate Forecast Update (10/9) 🟦Democrats - 56% 🟥Republicans - 44% Democrats are favored to flip the Senate, with a projected seat count of 51. The forecast has them leading in Alaska, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.

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@CookPolitical · 5d

Today, The Cook Political Report is moving three Senate races, all towards Democrats. • Kansas from Lean R -> Toss Up • North Carolina from Lean D -> Likely D • New Hampshire from Toss Up -> Lean D Read @JessicaTaylor's full analysis: https://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/senate/senate-overview/senate-majority-squarely-democrats-sights-kansas-moves-toss-two

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@DecisionDeskHQ · 5d

Overall, Democrats are very slight favorites to win the Senate, but the chamber is close to a coin-flip. See DDHQ's Senate forecast here: https://votes.decisiondeskhq.com/forecast/2026/senate

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@DecisionDeskHQ · 11d

DDHQ POLLING UPDATE: North Carolina Senate 🟦 Roy Cooper: 49.6% 🟥 Michael Whatley: 40.5% No Republican has lost a Senate race in North Carolina since 2008. This race is seen as a must-win for Democrats. The DDHQ Forecast rates #NCSen as Likely Democratic.

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@DecisionDeskHQ · 13d

In the DDHQ Forecast, Democrats are favored to flip five seats, enough to secure a Senate majority. They have a 54% chance of winning control of the Senate. Democrats are favored in Toss Up races in Alaska, Maine, Ohio, and Texas. North Carolina is a Likely Democratic flip.

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@PatrickSvitek · 13d

New AARP poll of North Carolina by Fabrizio Ward (R) and Impact Research (D): #NCSEN Roy Cooper (D) 53 Michael Whatley (R) 42 Other/undecided 5 Trump net approval: -21 (Sept. 17-20; 1,115 LVs; +/-2.9%)

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