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24 May, 12:50

The democratic segregationist challenger for the 1964 presidential election was

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    It was Lyndon B. Johnson who was the democratic segregationist challenger at the course of the 1964 presidential election. Johnson had much popularity vote compared to his rival Barry Goldwater because he was a former associate of the recently assassinated John F. Kennedy at that time.
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