We need more leaders in Washington who are focused on the things that really matter to people, like creating good paying jobs, making health care more affordable and making stuff cost less.

May this Palm Sunday and the Holy Week that follows show us that sacrifice and humility are required to truly love our neighbors no matter who they are.

Health care should be affordable and accessible for hardworking North Carolinians. I fought to lower health care costs when I was Governor, and I’ll do the same when I get to the Senate.

Gas prices are ridiculous right now — they’re heading quickly toward $4 in NC and we know the reason why. It’s not right, and it’s hurting North Carolina consumers.

This is the second extension of the FEMA Review Council. Their report is 4 months overdue. Western NC is still waiting on the aid they deserve, and that Michael Whatley promised as federal Recovery Czar. https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/5799899-trump-fema-reform-council-mullin-dhs/

As Governor three years ago today, I signed into law Medicaid Expansion for North Carolinians. It was the working families bill of the decade and will inspire my fight as Senator to lower your health care costs.

It’s no secret: these chaotic tariffs hurt farmers, which hurts the family dinner table. It’s time to #MakeStuffCostLess. https://www.reflector.com/news/local/cooper-calls-on-congress-to-cut-tariffs-during-campaign-stop-in-greenville/article_8f6e7960-7501-4e0d-9d22-005e9a1b954b.html

With tariffs, gas prices and now fertilizer costs going up, our farmers just can’t catch a break. https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/23/business/fertilizer-prices-iran-war-farmers

Farmers are already dealing with the squeeze of tariffs, and now the spike in gas prices is making it harder for local vendors to do business. DC’s chaos is costing folks too much — and Michael Whatley is fine with that as long as his pockets get bigger. https://bit.ly/4t8atdL

Hearing directly from North Carolinians — here in Greenville and across the state — who are affected by Washington's chaos reminds me of why I chose to run in the first place. I'm ready to go to the Senate to make stuff cost less for farmers and families.

We can all feel gas prices going up. North Carolinians are strained and DC needs leaders who are willing to do something about it.

The average cost of gas today in NC is $3.73. Just a month ago, it was $2.70. We are paying the price for DC’s decisions.

Sixteen years ago, the ACA became law, giving Americans access to quality, affordable health care. Today, that progress is being rolled back. DC Republicans refused to extend the ACA tax credits, spiking costs for working families — and Michael Whatley has backed these efforts at every turn.

✅ Expanded Medicaid ✅ Invested in schools ✅ Recruited good-paying jobs We did all that when I was Governor, and we’ll do even more in the Senate.

Eid Mubarak to all North Carolinians celebrating! May its lessons of gratitude, patience and love carry through the year.

These erratic tariffs are squeezing farmers and families alike. https://www.wunc.org/term/news/2026-03-16/soybean-farmers-north-carolina-tariffs-iran-war

Even our public schools aren't safe from the squeeze of skyrocketing gas prices. Yet Big Oil lobbyist Michael Whatley is still silent. https://www.wral.com/news/education/wake-county-schools-shift-special-ed-transit-funds-diesel-march-2026/

You deserve a Senator who will fight for what’s important to you.

Utility bills keep going up while utility company profits soar. Families shouldn’t be worried about keeping their lights on while shareholders see their profits rise. It’s time for a change. https://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/article315085241.html

Your bills shouldn't go up just so that shareholder profits can go up. As attorney general, I held utility companies accountable and challenged rate hikes that put working people ahead of corporate profits. I'll do the same in DC. #MakeStuffCostLess

First the tariffs hurt exports. Now gas prices are rising. And my opponent supported policies that caused both. Our farmers need a break from DC politicians like Michael Whatley. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-17/iran-war-cost-spike-straining-farmers-ahead-of-midterm-elections

The tougher it gets for our farmers, the tougher it gets for all of us, too. #MakeStuffCostLess https://www.qcnews.com/news/u-s/north-carolina/union-county/monroe/fertilizer-price-volatility-leaves-north-carolina-farmers-in-limbo/

I learned public service from my parents and preachers growing up in Nash County. I took those lessons with me as I served our state as Attorney General and Governor. Those experiences will remain with me as I serve our state in the Senate.

Despite everything, I still believe our best days are ahead and I’m prepared to fight to bring them into the present.

Insurance companies are raising premiums and covering less. DC isn’t stopping them — these companies are ripping people off and profiting from the broken system they helped create. I’m not afraid to take them on.

When I get to DC, I will take on our broken health care system and fight for quality, affordable health care for hardworking North Carolinians. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/12/health/health-costs-cutting-back.html

Our wallets are dealing with enough. Gas is up and Michael Whatley refuses to address the issue because he lobbied for Big Oil. https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/nation-world/attack-on-iran/gas-prices-tuesday-iran-us-conflict/507-99e42826-97d3-4f90-966b-ac31c09277ff

Hardworking North Carolinians should be able to afford health care. But DC seems committed to making it more expensive. As Senator, I will take on the challenge and make sure more North Carolinians have quality, affordable health care.

Insurance companies are hitting working people everywhere. Bogus out-of-pocket expenses are just one way. That’s what I’m running to change — and to bring some North Carolina common sense to Washington.

Health care is broken in this country, but it doesn’t have to be this way. I’m ready to go to Washington to be an independent voice for North Carolina, focused on fixing the basics.

As Governor, I worked across the aisle to expand Medicaid in North Carolina. Hundreds of thousands of people received affordable, quality care through expansion. It was a win for our state and North Carolinians everywhere. Today, that progress is at risk because of DC’s chaos.

My opponent says prices are down. I'm not sure who he's talking to, but all over North Carolina, I'm hearing the opposite. It costs more to put food on the table, and now gas prices are up — but Michael Whatley says it's fine. It's hard to be more out of touch than that.

From the farmers who grow our food to the families who put meals on our tables, North Carolinians are getting hit by Washington DC’s reckless tariffs. In the Senate, I’ll work to roll back these tariffs so we can ease the strain on everyone’s wallets. www.newsobserver.com/news/politic...

Folks should be able to both make ends meet and save for retirement. Costs are up — despite what Michael Whatley says — and people are feeling it.

I grew up working on a farm in Nash County. Folks who do this work know it’s not easy. That’s why I have a plan to make stuff cost less for our farmers, and for our families — starting with eliminating these chaotic, good-for-nothing tariffs.

Together, with your help, we will win this Senate seat.

Everyday costs from groceries to health care are up, and now gas prices have spiked — adding yet another undue burden to working families. https://www.qcnews.com/news/u-s/north-carolina/fuel-costs-jump-in-north-carolina-amid-conflict-in-the-middle-east/

There’s a lot at stake as we move into the general election, but I’m grateful to have folks like you by my side. We can do hard things when we do them together. Onwards!

It’s time to make stuff cost less — and that change starts in Washington. We’re full steam ahead until November. Pitch in to help us out: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/cvf-social-26?refcode=260303_BSKY_MSNOW

North Carolina, we're officially on the road to November 3rd. There’s no doubt — we’ve got our work cut out for us. But North Carolinians have always given me hope and that’s what’s going to get us across the finish line.

On to November.

North Carolina — it’s primary day. Let’s go.

North Carolina, it's time to use your voice and your vote. Polls are open from 6:30am - 7:30pm. Check your polling place at iwillvote.com! As your Senator, I will fight to make life more affordable for hardworking North Carolinians. I hope I can count on your support.

My preacher and my dad always told me to try and stand in the other person’s shoes. I think today, that idea is more important than ever.

My opponent spent his career as a Big Oil lobbyist who puts his personal interests and wallet first. I have spent my career fighting for the state I love, and that is what I plan to do in the Senate.

Happy Women’s History Month, North Carolina! Now is as important a time as ever to celebrate women’s achievements and protect their rights. I’m fortunate to look up to so many women in my life.

Devastating news that American service members were killed and wounded and I pray for them and their loved ones. I’m grateful for our troops who eliminated leaders and damaged weapons of this evil and oppressive regime.

These new health care plans aren’t cheaper for you, they’ll make you pay more out of pocket. That’s a sham. When I get to Washington, I’ll fight to make health care affordable. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/26/health/obamacare-health-insurance-rollbacks.html

Basic necessities shouldn’t be a burden to hardworking North Carolinians. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/23/us/trump-affordability-inflation-families.html