Press Releases
ICYMI: Roy Cooper Announces “Make Stuff Cost Less” Campaign
RALEIGH – On Tuesday, Roy Cooper announced the Make Stuff Cost Less campaign to highlight how stuff costs too much. Beginning next week, the Cooper campaign will host events across North Carolina focused on lowering costs and how as a U.S. Senator, Roy will fight for working families. Winston-Salem Chronicle:
ICYMI: Roy Cooper Calls on Whatley To Sell His Individual Stocks, Commit to Not Trade Individual Stocks Regardless of Whether a Ban Is Passed
N&O: “Cooper is telling Whatley to put his money where his mouth is” RALEIGH – On Tuesday, Roy Cooper called on Washington DC insider Michael Whatley to sell his individual stocks and commit to not buying or trading individual stocks regardless of whether a congressional stock trading ban passes. This
ICYMI: Roy Cooper Joins Laugh Lines Podcast, Discusses Working Across the Aisle, Delivering Lower Costs for NC Families and His Campaign for the U.S. Senate
RALEIGH – Roy Cooper joined the Laugh Lines podcast hosted by North Carolina residents Kim and Penn Holderness to talk about his work to build consensus and lower costs for North Carolina families throughout his career and his campaign for the United States Senate. Laugh Lines: Bridging the Political Divide
Roy Cooper Announces “Make Stuff Cost Less” Campaign
Roy Cooper will meet with North Carolinians and discuss how he’ll fight the chaos in Washington DC and as a U.S. Senator work to make stuff cost less RALEIGH – Today, Roy Cooper announced the Make Stuff Cost Less campaign to highlight how stuff costs too much and how his
New from Roy Cooper: Whatley Should Sell His Individual Stocks Today, Commit to Not Trading Individual Stocks Regardless of Whether a Ban Is Passed
Washington DC Insider Michael Whatley Reported Owning Millions in Individual Stocks RALEIGH – Today, Roy Cooper released the following statement calling on Washington DC insider Michael Whatley to sell his individual stocks and commit to not buying or trading individual stocks regardless of whether a congressional stock trading ban passes.