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2020 Governors Race Coverage
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For inauguration, Cooper to follow his own COVID-19 advice
Four years after winter weather hindered Roy Cooper's first inauguration, concerns for the coronavirus will again leave the governor with a smaller swearing-in party than his predecessors. -
WRAL's David Crabtree and Travis Fain break down Tuesday's election results
WRAL's David Crabtree and Travis Fain break down the federal, state and local elections as Election Night goes into early Wednesday morning. -
Lt. Gov. Dan Forest talks to supporters after losing governor race to Roy Cooper
Lt. Gov. Dan Forest speaks to supporters at a watch party in Selma after losing the election for governor to incumbent Gov. Roy Cooper. -
Gov. Roy Cooper speaks after winning re-election
Incumbent Gov. Roy Cooper is speaking at the North Carolina Democratic Party Headquarters after being re-elected. -
Cooper re-elected, Republican Robinson becomes NC's first Black Lt.Gov.
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper jumped out to an early lead over Republican Dan Forest in the governor's race and never relinquished it Tuesday, winning election to a second four-year term to lead North Carolina. -
Forest supporters remain at event despite Cooper being re-elected as governor
WRAL's Aaron Thomas was in Johnston County with the campaign for governor for Lt. Gov. Dan Forest. Gov. Roy Cooper has been re-elected as governor, according to NBC News. -
Political consultant on NC races 'It's a weird year'
WRAL's David Crabtree spoke with independent lobbyist and political consultant Theresa Kostrzewa about the key national and state races in North Carolina and what we may be able to expect as the polls close and the votes are counted. -
Democrats confident Cooper, Cunningham can wins respective elections
WRAL's Joe Fisher was at Democratic headquarters in Raleigh, where officials were closely watching the race for governor, where Gov. Roy Cooper currently leads. The race for US Senate between Democrat Cal Cunningham and Republican Sen. Thom Tillis remains tight. -
Fact check: Did Dan Forest miss 'almost half' of education board meetings during pandemic?
During the North Carolina gubernatorial debate, Gov. Roy Cooper said Lt. Gov. Dan Forest had missed "almost half" of the N.C. Board of Education meetings since the pandemic started. Forest said he has "been to almost every one of those meetings." Here's what PolitiFact found. -
Forest not making dent in Cooper's lead
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper is maintaining a comfortable lead over Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest with days left in the campaign, while the race for North Carolina's No. 2 position remains tight, according to the results of a WRAL News poll released Thursday. -
Poll: Cooper maintains wide lead over Forest
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has opened up a wider lead over Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest in the battle to lead North Carolina for the next four years, according to the results of a WRAL News poll released Wednesday. -
Full interview: Pollster discusses NC governor's race
Jay Leve, chief executive of SurveyUSA, discusses the results of a new WRAL News poll on the North Carolina governor's race and the pace of reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Fact check: Cooper says Forest would allow 'rich' to use state aid for private schools
In a gubernatorial debate, Gov. Roy Cooper said Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest would allow "rich" families to use public tax dollars on a private school education. PolitiFact finds there's some truth to his claim, but it also lacks context. -
Fact check: Is Cooper right about North Carolina, Georgia COVID-19 numbers?
In North Carolina's only gubernatorial debate of the year, Republican candidate Dan Forest praised Georgia's response to the coronavirus outbreak while Democratic incumbent Roy Cooper compared COVID-19 stats in both states. PolitiFact North Carolina checked Cooper's numbers. -
Analysis: Cooper more aggressive than necessary, Forest deftly handled attacks
Meredith College political science professor David McLennan provides analysis on the debate between Gov. Roy Cooper and Lt. Gov. Dan Forest. -
Pandemic dominates debate between Cooper, Forest
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest exchanged verbal jabs Wednesday night about the coronavirus pandemic, masks, schools and violent protests during their only scheduled debate before Election Day. -
Cooper, Forest engage in lone gubernatorial debate
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest hold their only in-person debate before Election Day. -
'You cannot win this state if you're a Republican and you do not win men'
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has opened up a wider lead over Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest in the battle to lead North Carolina for the next four years, according to the results of a WRAL News poll released Wednesday. -
Poll: Cooper extends lead over Forest
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has opened up a wider lead over Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest in the battle to lead North Carolina for the next four years, according to the results of a WRAL News poll released Wednesday. -
Rancor over NC pandemic response fills governor's race
They weren't in the same place or even speaking at the same time on Thursday, but Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest were slamming each other over how North Carolina has handled the coronavirus pandemic.