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  1. Richard Burr and Jesse Helms, who were senators from North Carolina, sought to match their long-serving political records on May 28, 2026.

An author traveled from Chattanooga to North Carolina where Gloria Steinem discussed the possibility of defeating Jesse Helms.

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An author traveled from Chattanooga to North Carolina where Gloria Steinem discussed the possibility of defeating Jesse Helms.

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  1. Jesse Helms and Andy Jackson in North Carolina switch parties and run on an anti-Civil Rights platform while tracking voter registration changes.Sub-event
  2. Steinem discussed how to defeat Jesse Helms while traveling through North Carolina.1 source

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