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The poll found that Senator Berger led Sheriff Sam Page by 39-35.

Mecklenburg DA refers complaint to the State Bureau of Investigation  

Senate Candidate Cooper bizarrely ignores the issues and launches partisan attack  

"North Carolinians are abandoning the Democrat Party because they're sick and tired of Democrats like Roy Cooper who put violent criminals above their safety. Voters will reject Cooper in 2026 and send Michael Whatley to the U.S. Senate to continue delivering wins under President Trump's leadership," said NRCS Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia.  

The funding is part of the Trump Administration’s Rural Health Transformation Program 

Trump-backed candidate set to dominate  

Homeowners have until January 31^st to apply for the program 

Senator Budd said, “Rescheduling marijuana to a Schedule III substance and putting more money in the pockets of marijuana companies is a shortsighted policy decision that will have detrimental effects on the health and safety of Americans, especially our nation’s youth. The negative health impacts of marijuana are numerous and well-documented—increased risk of heart attack, stroke, psychotic disorders, addiction, and hospitalization.

Anti-Trump vote set to be split between several different candidates  

Bill now heads to the President’s desk 

“Integrating our nation’s world class laboratories will increase the rate of breakthroughs, streamline and better automate the research process, and reduce the barriers and costs that throttle experimentation. North Carolina is at the cutting edge of innovation, and I am glad to work with Senator Fetterman to help our great institutions push the boundaries of discovery even further,” said Senator Budd. 

Lack of transparency comes as North Carolina Democrats continue to face criticism on crime

Visual highlight Cooper’s alignment with radicals 

Congress and the General Assembly appropriated these funds several months ago

Help comes from the State at least a year after the storm

Bill promotes competition and transparency 

Sheriff Page dismisses President Trump’s leadership  

Republican leaders’ vindicated by legal process 

Reports and overview of the State’s financial health  

Projects tackle projects in advanced manufacturing, medical devices, applied AI, cybersecurity, and clean energy  

First major TV ad buy in the what will likely be the most expensive race in American history… 

Cooper trying to turn the narrative from his failures to help Hurricane Matthew and Florence victims  

These programs support $104 million in investment and 316 new jobs 

Federal Prosecutors recently unveiled indictments of noncitizens registered to vote at the DMV  

AFP-NC State Director Tyler Voigt issued the following statement: “AFP-NC’s strong grassroots network has had a proven impact on previous elections. We look forward to leveraging our capabilities again this cycle to connect with voters and share how these candidates will promote freedom and prosperity for all North Carolinians.” 

These funds come from out-of-state billionaires and foreigners….  

Outgoing Chief of Staff to enter the private sector  

Outgoing Secretary Eddie Buffaloe served for several years amid public safety crisis 

New tools will provide greater transparency into the criminal justice system in North Carolina 

Democrat Board Members opposed move to prevent noncitizen voting