Politics · United States · 35 h ago

Black voter turnout surges in North Carolina ahead of Senate race

Updated 35 h ago · First reported 5:00 pm ET · 8 outlets

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Summary by teebeenews AI from 14 of 19 articles · written 2:49 pm ET

Black voters in North Carolina are casting early ballots at a significantly faster pace than in the past two midterm cycles.
Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper holds a 13-point lead over Republican Michael Whatley in the state’s Senate race, according to a new poll.
President Donald Trump appeared to concede defeat in the North Carolina Senate race at a rally, predicting that Michael Whatley would lose.
Trump defended Iran war policy and downplayed high prices at a North Carolina rally.
Trump unveiled new economic incentives for semiconductor production in North Carolina during a campaign event.

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How outlets across the spectrum headlined this story

Tue 5:00 pm ET
First reported by CBS News 10/20: The Takeout with Major Garrett
Tue 9:54 pm ET
Washington Examiner Trump unveils semiconductor manufacturing effort to boost Michael Whatley’s Senate campaign in North Carolina
Tue 11:36 pm ET
The Straits Times Trump, in North Carolina, says Republicans will defy midterm odds
Wed 1:04 pm ET
The Hill Cooper holds 13-point lead over Whatley in NC Senate race: Poll
+4 more outlets by Sat 1:31 pm ET

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