Good afternoon, folks —

I didn’t plan on running for federal office. I wanted to serve North Carolina from right here at home. But when I look at what’s happening in this country today, I know I can’t leave things as they are for my daughters, or for their children, or for yours.

With the help and support of countless folks across our nation, I’m working hard to win the most competitive U.S. Senate race of 2026 so I can take to Washington the fight for our fundamental rights and freedoms. Could you help us out by splitting a contribution of any amount today between our campaign and Motor City PAC?

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Americans risked — and even lost — their lives for the rights that extreme Republicans now want to rip away. The right to vote. To live free of discrimination. To access an abortion. To get a quality public education.

The schemes pushed by the far right won’t give us a country where all of us are equally free and equally worthy of dignity and respect. But the values I stand for will, and I’m ready to fight for them.

If you’re in the fight with me, I’m asking you to split a donation today between our campaign and Motor City PAC. Even a small amount will help — our grassroots average gift is around $35 this month, but no donation is too small. Click here to give what you can to help me defeat my MAGA opponent and fix what’s broken in Washington.

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Thank you,

Roy Cooper



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