Press Releases

RALEIGH, NC – Today, Roy Cooper hosted a roundtable discussion in Greensboro on the high costs of health care. Roy discussed how insurance companies continue to raise prices and how leaders in Washington DC have driven up costs for hardworking families. From surprise billing and denied claims to skyrocketing premiums and

WRAL: “[Cooper] told us that he wants to go to Washington to speak for the middle class and is willing to work with the President on issues that matter most.” RALEIGH – On Thursday, Roy Cooper cast his ballot on the first day of early voting and discussed why he was running for U.S.

RALEIGH – On the first day of early voting in North Carolina, Roy Cooper cast his ballot and discussed why he was running for U.S. Senate.  “I’ve lived and served in North Carolina my entire life, and I’m honored to be a candidate for the United States Senate,” said Roy

WECT: “Cooper talked to his supporters about one of his biggest goals on the campaign trail: lowering the cost of living for North Carolina families.” RALEIGH – On Wednesday, Roy Cooper held a meet and greet in Brunswick County and spoke to supporters about his campaign for the U.S. Senate

RALEIGH, N.C. – Numerous North Carolina media outlets called out Michael Whatley’s lies about DeCarlos Brown Jr. and his release from prison after serving his full sentence.  Read more below: Charlotte Observer: Fact check: Gov. Roy Cooper did not release DeCarlos Brown Jr. early from prison Nora O’Neill WBTV: “Decarlos