Roy Cooper · U.S. Senate 2026
A vote for Roy is a vote for national Democrats.
One more Democratic Senate seat means one more vote for their leaders, committees and national agenda.
See what his vote means
Roy’s name. Their agenda.
A different kind of race
This isn’t another race for governor.
You may like Roy Cooper. You may have voted for him before. But this race is completely different from any he has ever run.
As governor, Cooper was in charge. He set priorities, ran the executive branch and could sign or veto legislation. In Washington, he would be a freshman senator—a back-bench vote in the Democratic caucus.
Do you really think Roy Cooper will be the next Joe Manchin?
Or will he be one more vote for the leaders and agenda his party chooses?
The larger question
Seven issues. One test.
Do you really think Roy Cooper will take a different position on these issues than the national Democratic Party he would vote to put in charge of the Senate?
Four answers are already in his record. Three remain unanswered. All seven show what North Carolinians need to know before his election gives national Democrats another Senate vote.
What one seat changes
A Senate seat is a vote for control.
Every Senate election helps decide which party chooses the majority leader, committee chairs and floor schedule. Party control determines which bills move—and which never receive a vote.
Electing Roy Cooper gives Democrats another seat toward that control. That consequence begins on Election Day, not with his first floor vote.
North Carolina deserves to know
Demand answers.
Roy Cooper is asking for your vote for the United States Senate. Add your name and demand clear answers about the national agenda he would help put in power.