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Trump to visit Gastonia. See North Carolina midterm election record

President Donald Trump is heading to Gastonia, North Carolina, as part of his midterm campaigning. Michael Whatley faces former Gov. Roy Cooper for Senate.

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Gainesville Sun· Sep 16, 4:31 PMTrump to visit Gastonia. See North Carolina midterm election recordAlso ran in Herald-Tribune, Naples Daily News, News-Press, TCPalm, Tallahassee Democrat

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