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This Is the Seat That Flips the Senate. Roy Cooper’s Run Hinges on Black Turnout.
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21:45Now PlayingThis Is the Seat That Flips the Senate. Roy Cooper’s Run Hinges on Black Turnout.
North Carolina could decide control of the United States Senate — and Black turnout is the determining factor.
Roy Cooper’s Senate bid transforms North Carolina into a national power center. The numbers are clear: Black voter turnout will determine whether Democrats flip the seat and if Democrats will seize control of the Senate.
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