Contains adult themes: this story is about an adult performer. Nothing explicit is described.
In brief: On Election Night, Nov. 3, MILF performer and entrepreneur Brandi Love urged her followers on X to vote Republican, and said in a second post that Cooper “& what he did to NC” is why she moved out of North Carolina. Both are her opinions and her own account.
Some performers spent Election Day posting reminders to vote. Brandi Love posted a reminder with a party attached.
At 5 p.m. Mountain on Nov. 3, the MILF performer and entrepreneur posted on X: “Tonight is the night America. It’s either 2+ years of Democrat madness, lawlessness, open borders , communism & chaos … Or a shot at getting us back to a reasonable middle ground. Vote Right. Vote Red. Vote Republican.”
The spacing before that comma is hers. So is the photo she attached, which is not a campaign graphic.
It is, in its way, the most on-brand get-out-the-vote image of the night: plaid shirt, denim shorts, sneakers up on the door frame, and no ballot in sight.
‘Why I moved out of the state’
Five minutes later she got personal. Quoting another user’s post about Cooper, she wrote: “Cooper & what he did to NC is why I moved out of the state after raising my family there. It’s so damn sad to see Raleigh today compared to pre-2017.”
View this post on X
Her post says only “Cooper.” The post she quoted talks about Cooper “getting in power again” and compares him to Thom Tillis, North Carolina’s retiring Republican senator. That matches Roy Cooper, the Democrat who served as governor from 2017 to 2025 and is his party’s nominee for Tillis’s U.S. Senate seat in the Nov. 3 election. The Republican nominee is former party chair Michael Whatley. Her “pre-2017” lines up with the year Cooper took office as governor.
The move and the reasons for it are her account. She did not say when she left or where she went, and Channel 304 has not independently checked either. Her view of Raleigh is her opinion; others will see the city differently.
The rest of the night
Between her own posts, she spent the evening reposting a run of Republican election-night messages, including posts from Glenn Beck, Eric Trump and the White House. Channel 304 is not reporting any results here, and her posts were not results either.
Politics is a newer lane for her on this site. Our earlier coverage found her settling an awards debate with “I am the M in MILF” and inventing her own time zone before ranking college football’s top 10. On Nov. 3 she ranked something else, and made clear which side she was on.
Sources: Brandi Love on X and here, Nov. 3, 2026; Wikipedia. Times are Mountain. Channel 304 does not endorse candidates or parties.