Roy Cooper’s Public Service Record Reviewed
Roy Cooper, 69, previously served as governor from 2017 to 2025 and as attorney general for 16 years.
Birmingham, AL, November 3, 2026 — Roy Cooper, aged 69, has a notable history in public service, including terms as governor and attorney general.
Cooper’s tenure as governor spanned from 2017 to 2025. Prior to serving as governor, he held the position of attorney general for a period of 16 years.
The summary indicates Cooper is 69 years of age. His political career includes significant roles at the state level. Specific details regarding the end of his gubernatorial term or any subsequent activities were not provided in the summary.
The attorney general role is a significant elected office, typically responsible for representing the state’s legal interests and overseeing its legal departments. The length of Cooper’s service in this capacity highlights a prolonged commitment to this office.
Further information regarding the legislative actions, policy impacts, or specific achievements during his time as governor or attorney general was not detailed in the provided summary. The summary focuses solely on the duration and dates of his service in these key positions.
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