Roy Cooper

I have thought on it and prayed about it, and I have decided: I am running to be the next U.S. Senator from North Carolina.

As your U.S. Senator, I will fight for our rights to the ballot box, reproductive health care, clean air and drinking water, and more.

My opponent thinks prices are down and the economy is doing great. The North Carolinians I’m speaking with on the road sure don’t feel the same way.

Folks in Anson County are ready to make stuff cost less.

It’s too hot out, and your utility bills are higher than they should be. My opponent fought to raise your rates when he lobbied Congress for utility companies like Duke Energy. I’m ready to be a Senator who fights to lower them.

North Carolinians are struggling to afford groceries and rent while members of Congress and executive branch officials make money trading individual stocks. Looks bad. Is bad. Should be banned.

We are fortunate to live in a great country and it’s up to us to keep the American Dream alive and well. Happy Fourth of July!

For the past 250 years, the United States has remained a model for the unending fight for freedom and democracy. I’m proud to be an American, and I’m more committed than ever to help leave a better country for our children.

Michael Whatley spent his career lobbying for Big Oil and utility companies, making sure they can raise your rates. North Carolinians deserve better than this DC Insider as their Senator.

Today, the Supreme Court allowed megadonors, billionaires and shady corporate money the power to drown out the voices of millions of voters and small dollar donors.

Affordable, accessible health care should be the norm. When I get to Washington, I will work across the aisle to help make it a reality for hardworking North Carolinians.

Fired up and ready to go in Macon County. To all the volunteers knocking doors or making calls: Thank you. We can't do this without you.