Republican US Senate nominee
Michael Whatley accepted $27,000 from KKR affiliated donors, including $5,000 from Raj Agrawal.
Statements / Candidates / North Carolina: U.S. Senate
Michael Whatley
REP. Candidate for U.S. Senate, North Carolina, on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
Listed by the 2026 General Candidate List by Contest - Federal and State Only (PDF), North Carolina State Board of Elections, "CANDIDATE LIST GROUPED BY CONTEST, Election: 11/03/2026" (2026-09-21 (the report prints "Sep 21, 2026 12:32 pm" on every page)); FEC candidate S6NC00415. Office, district and party are as the list gives them; the record adds no judgment.
In their own words
Michael Whatley accepted $27,000 from KKR affiliated donors, including $5,000 from Raj Agrawal. (as reported, October 1, 2026)
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Statements on data centers 5
Republican US Senate nominee
Whatley's family holds up to $410,000 in individual Duke Energy stock.
Republican US Senate nominee
Whatley said he opposes subsidies for data centers but supports tax breaks for them.
Whatley's family holds individual stock in Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, and Apple for data center investments
Republican National Committee Chair and U.S. Senate nominee in North Carolina
Michael Whatley, RNC Chair and U.S. Senate nominee in North Carolina, said data center opposition is not organic and is ginned up
Recorded votes on data center bills 0
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