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Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper was in Greenville today, March 23, as part of his Make Stuff Cost Less tour.
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Roy Cooper brings "Make Stuff Cost Less" tour to Greenville in tight NC Senate race
Former Governor Roy Cooper is visiting Greenville for his “Make Stuff Cost Less” tour. It’s part of his first pitch to voters in a closely watched Senate race between Cooper and Republican Michael Whatley.
The biggest issue currently on supporters’ minds: rising costs for gas, groceries, and utility bills, as Denise Voncannon, a Roy Cooper supporter, shares with us.
“One thing, the cost of everything has jumped tremendously, and I don’t see that changing much with our current administration.”
Cooper has already taken his message to Asheville, Raleigh, and Greensboro. Now, in a region heavily reliant on agriculture, News 12 asked Cooper what he’s hearing from farmers about rising costs.
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Roy Cooper brings 'Make Stuff Cost Less' tour to Asheville
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, now the Democratic nominee for an open U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina, stopped in Asheville on Wednesday as part of his "Make Stuff Cost Less" tour, focusing on rising utility costs that he says are straining families and small businesses across the state.
Speaking at RAD Brewing Company, Cooper outlined a series of proposals he said he would pursue in the U.S. Senate to lower energy costs, including requiring large data centers to pay the full cost of their power use and encouraging major tech companies to generate their own energy.
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