Roy Cooper’s greatest advantage as he runs for Senate may also be the strongest argument against him — North Carolinians already know him and his record.
Cooper has held elected office since Ronald Reagan was president, starting with his election to the North Carolina state House in 1986. In the time since, he served in the state Senate, spent 16 years as attorney general, and another eight as governor.
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