The 2020 election is now less than 6 months away and in recent weeks the battle for the US Senate seems to have tilted in the Democrats' favor, according to polls and campaign analysts.
saying she would not commit to supporting additional financial support for state and local governments during the pandemic.
Tillis has faced some political challenges during the pandemic as well. After backing Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s shelter-in-place and phased reopening plans, Tillis was attacked from conservatives on the right, never a good thing in an election year when partisan tensions are high. And with summer tourism season coming to the state, the reopening debate is likely to linger as a major issue he’ll have to navigate in the coming months in the state.
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