Polls show Roy Cooper leading Michael Whatley in North Carolina Senate race
How this story moved: how many newsrooms carried it at each run, when each one picked it up, how our summary's headline changed, and which figures and names held from the first reports to the latest. Everything here is counted from the coverage; none of it is a judgement of anyone's motives.
OUTLETS CARRYING THE STORY, RUN BY RUN
HOW OUR HEADLINE CHANGED · 11 HEADLINES
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1 Oct, 16:35 UTC
Polls show Cooper leading Whatley in North Carolina Senate race
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2 Oct, 06:11 UTC
Republicans Shift Senate Strategy as Democrats Gain Ground in Key Midterm Races
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2 Oct, 12:16 UTC
Sherrod Brown campaigns for Ohio Senate comeback with union support
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2 Oct, 18:12 UTC
Democratic gains widen Senate battleground as Ohio and Alaska races tighten
- 3 Oct, 00:10 UTC
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3 Oct, 06:13 UTC
Competitive Senate races take shape in Ohio, Alaska and Maine
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3 Oct, 12:08 UTC
Senate contests tighten in Ohio, Alaska and Maine ahead of midterms
- 4 Oct, 00:07 UTC
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4 Oct, 12:07 UTC
Maine Senate race draws conflicting assessments as Collins faces Jackson
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13 Oct, 12:23 UTC
Polls show Democratic advantages in North Carolina Senate race and congressional ballot
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13 Oct, 18:29 UTC
Polls show Roy Cooper leading Michael Whatley in North Carolina Senate race
WHAT HELD, WHAT CAME LATER
From the first reports to the latest
- Donald Trump · 13 outlets
- James Talarico · 7 outlets
- Ken Paxton · 7 outlets
- Susan Collins · 6 outlets
- Sherrod Brown · 6 outlets
- Election Day · 6 outlets
- Peggy Flanagan · 6 outlets
- Jon Husted · 5 outlets
Entered the story later
- Mary Peltola · from 6 Oct 14:54, 4 outlets
- Michele Tafoya · from 22 Oct 10:00, 4 outlets
- Joe Biden · from 7 Oct 14:25, 3 outlets
- Barack Obama · from 7 Oct 14:25, 3 outlets
- Darline Graham · from 7 Oct 14:25, 3 outlets
- Annie Andrews · from 7 Oct 14:25, 3 outlets
- Tim Walz · from 7 Oct 14:25, 3 outlets
- Crystal Ball · from 6 Oct 14:54, 2 outlets
Figures reported with different numbers
- percentage points: 11 (2 from 28 Sep 22:40) → 4 (1 from 2 Oct 09:00) → 15 (1 from 14 Oct 01:04) → 12 (1 from 14 Oct 01:04) → 8 (1 from 14 Oct 01:04) → 4.9 (1 from 14 Oct 01:04) → 20 (1 from 22 Oct 10:00) → 28 (1 from 25 Oct 23:26) → 2.56 (1 from 25 Oct 23:26)
- respondents said: 53% (1 from 28 Sep 13:00) → 50% (1 from 1 Oct 16:38) → 48% (1 from 7 Oct 15:49) → 54% (1 from 28 Oct 13:36)
- likely voters: 400 (1 from 14 Oct 01:04) → 511 (1 from 15 Oct 16:10) → 500 (1 from 15 Oct 16:10)
- support among: 70.6% (1 from 14 Oct 01:04) → 91% (1 from 15 Oct 16:10) → 48% (1 from 28 Oct 13:28)
Matched by pattern, not read: a different number can be a correction, a rising count, or two different counts.