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Thom Tillis (Republican) is the U.S. Senator from North Carolina, in office since January 6, 2015. Information as of Oct. 20, 2026.
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Four Senators Give SpaceX Until Nov. 2 to Explain Who Restricted Ukraine's Starshield Access and WhenFour Senate Democrats asked SpaceX to say by Nov. 2 who decided the Starshield and Starlink limits Ukraine reported on Oct. 14, how SpaceX was told, and whether it can refuse such orders.
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“It Was a Mistake”: Ted Cruz Breaks With Trump on the Russia Sanctions Waiver, Saying It “Benefits Putin,” as Cornyn and Tillis Join a Rare Republican RevoltSen. Ted Cruz told Fox News that Trump's waiver of the Graham Russia sanctions law was a mistake that benefits Putin. Sens. Cornyn and Tillis also objected. Trump says the waiver serves the national interest by easing diesel prices.
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Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley Cast Their Ballots as North Carolina Early Voting Opens in the Race for Thom Tillis’s Senate SeatDemocrat Roy Cooper voted on Oct. 15 and Republican Michael Whatley on Oct. 16 as early voting opened in North Carolina’s Senate race for Thom Tillis’s open seat. Early voting runs through Oct. 31.
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“A Gift to Our Adversary”: 12 Senators and Now 22 House Members From Both Parties Demand Trump Revoke the License Letting Russian Diesel Into World Markets, Days Before the First Deadline Under the New Russia Sanctions LawBipartisan lawmakers are pressing Trump to revoke OFAC General License 135, issued Oct. 9, 2026, which lets Russian diesel into global markets through April 2027. 12 senators wrote Oct. 13; 22 House members Oct. 15. Read the license.
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Michael Whatley Goes Dark: Trump’s Senate Pick in North Carolina Has No TV Ads Booked for the Final Three Weeks While Roy Cooper Has $7.4 Million ReservedRepublican Michael Whatley has no future TV ad reservations in North Carolina’s Senate race; his last ad aired Oct. 7, AdImpact reported. Democrat Roy Cooper has $7.4 million booked and allied groups $11.2 million. Whatley’s campaign calls it a temporary pause.
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Cooper 54%, Whatley 40%: The Newest North Carolina Poll Gives Democrats a 14-Point Senate Lead as Trump’s Approval There Falls to 37%SurveyUSA for WRAL/WSOC, Oct. 7–11: Roy Cooper 54%, Michael Whatley 40% among 643 North Carolina likely voters (±5). Trump approval in the state: 37% approve, 60% disapprove. An earlier ECU poll had Cooper up 7.
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Four Republican Senators, Including Susan Collins and Thom Tillis, Say Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal May Break the Law — Trump Says “I Made the Right Choice”A bipartisan group of senators, including Republicans Susan Collins and Thom Tillis, says Trump's deal letting Russia sell diesel worldwide violates a 2022 import ban. Trump says he "made the right choice."
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North Carolina 2026 Midterm Guide: Cooper vs. Whatley for Tillis’s Open Senate Seat and 14 House RacesWho is on the North Carolina ballot Nov. 3, 2026: Roy Cooper vs. Michael Whatley for Senate and all 14 House races, with FEC money, polls, Cook ratings and early-voting dates.
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23 Days Out: Kansas Turns Toss-Up, New Hampshire Leans Democratic and Republicans Defend Trump's Russian Diesel Deal on the Sunday ShowsA roundup of the weekend's midterm developments: ABC moved Kansas to toss-up and North Carolina to likely Democrat, CBS moved New Hampshire to lean Democrat, a judge struck down the Justice Department's voter-roll program, and Sunday-show guests clashed over fuel prices and Russian diesel.
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