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McCrory, Cooper primed for TV debate for N Carolina governor
The Associated Press//October 11, 2016//
McCrory, Cooper primed for TV debate for N Carolina governor
The Associated Press//October 11, 2016//
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. (AP) — Republican Gov. Pat McCrory and Democratic challenger Attorney General Roy Cooper are holding a statewide televised debate that will be overshadowed in some parts of North Carolina by Hurricane Matthew’s aftermath.
The two candidates are participating in Tuesday evening’s debate at the University of North Carolina Television studios in Research Triangle Park, hosted by Chuck Todd of NBC News.
The hour-long debate comes as the state continues to recover from the storm and anticipates more river flooding. Many eastern North Carolina voters will still lack electricity to watch it.
Cooper and McCrory debated in June at the North Carolina Bar Association convention in Charlotte. WRAL-TV announced Monday it would air a three-way debate between McCrory, Cooper and Libertarian Lon Cecil in Raleigh on Oct. 18.
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