Roy Cooper up by 11 points over Michael Whatley in North Carolina race: Poll
A recent poll indicates that former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper leads Michael Whatley, the Republican National Committee Chair, by 11 points in votes, highlighting a challenging outlook for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. an AARP survey shows 53% of likely voters favor Cooper, while 42% support Whatley, with small percentages uncertain or choosing others. The page also promotes subscription options for the washington Examiner, emphasizing the importance of trusted reporting and unlimited access to news, analysis, and commentary. Readers are encouraged to subscribe for full coverage or log in if already members, with assurances of canceling anytime.
A new poll gave former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper an 11-point lead over former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley, another poor sign for Republicans in the midterm elections.
An AARP poll released Monday found that 53% of likely voters said they would “definitely” or “probably” vote for Cooper, compared with 42% who would cast their vote for Whatley. Another 5% were uncertain, and 1% said someone else.
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