North Carolina GOP U.S. Senate nominee Michael Whatley pushes back on opponent Roy Cooper's campaign claims, discusses crime rates in his state and more on 'My View with Lara Trump.'

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.

Early voting has ended in North Carolina, with turnout increasing compared with the previous midterm election.

Early voting in the Tar Heel State is up 36%, with more than 2.1 million ballots cast. In South Carolina, over 800,000 voters have hit the polls, setting a new record for early voting in a gubernatorial election.

A comprehensive study conducted by the Harvard ALARM (Algorithm-Assisted Redistricting Methodology) project studied the 44 states in which there was more than one congressional district and determined that North Carolina trails only Texas,

Experts said much of the outcome rides on who shows up on Election Day.

After weeks of high voter turnout, we'll soon know how the midterm elections have shifted politics in North Carolina and across the U.S. Why it matters: Early voting and polling signal a possible "blue wave," but anything could happen on election night. Here are four storylines we are watching. 🌊 How far could Cooper ride the wave? Michael Whatley (left) and Roy Cooper. Photos: Kent Nishimura/Pool/Getty Images (left) and Matt Ramey/AFP via...

Republican Addison McDowell and Democrat Cyril Jefferson are contending for North Carolina’s 6th congressional district with differing outlooks on national issues.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) —With more than 2.3 million ballots already cast in North Carolina, unaffiliated voters are emerging as one of the biggest stories of early voting, and political experts say their turnout could be the wild card heading into Tuesday’s election. As of Friday morning, more than 2.3 million ballots had been cast statewide, […]