Whatley remembers Iryna’s murder and calls out Roy Cooper’s dangerous agenda

As former Gov. Roy Cooper (D., N.C.) is campaigning for Senate on a promise to “make stuff cost less” for Americans, his own Democratic successor in North Carolina is noting that he made life more expensive in the state, bringing his previous actions as governor of North Carolina under renewed scrutiny. 

Sen. Budd announces new F-15ex

In response to Stein’s veto, North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall, said, “And of court, Governor Stein just vetoed the bill that put a check on reckless judges. It’s very clear that his administration doesn’t care about public safety. Once again, the House will clean up the Governor’s mess and OVERRIDE this senseless veto. North Carolina deserves better.”

the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor released a new report revealing issues with the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS), including fare evasion, gaps in security, and $1.7 million in unspent funding for safety and security equipment. 

After The Blue Ridge Times Exposed Smythe’s Radical History, Stein Forced To Pull His Nomination Due To Lack Of Support In State Senate 

North Carolina Fraternal Order Of The Police Endorses Whatley For Senate

Big jobs and investment in Catawba County

New crime data shows that the violent crime dropped after Cooper left office

Labor Commissioner Farley announces record-breaking wage recovery

Largest sunshine act settlement in history

Jennifer Balkcom named as the new Republican nominee for the 11th Congressional District

DOJ sues Duke Law over racial discrimination

General Assembly passes legislation to reign in radical judges

North Carolina Republicans pass election integrity legislation

SLF launches ad featuring victims of Cooper’s soft-on-crime agenda

Republicans pass reg reform

Speaker Johnson campaigns for Laurie Buckhout

Whatley campaigns on public safety in Alamance County

NC Ag department announces promotions at senior levels