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The Dixiecrats did not nominate any other candidates at any level, and dissolved after Truman won the election over the [[Moderate Republican [[Thomas E. Dewey]] of [[New York]]. The Dixiecrats returned to the Democrats but came into increasingly more conflict with the liberal sections of the national party, and many turned to the [[Republican Party]] after the presidency of [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] was succeeded by [[Richard Nixon]].
 
The Dixiecrats did not nominate any other candidates at any level, and dissolved after Truman won the election over the [[Moderate Republican [[Thomas E. Dewey]] of [[New York]]. The Dixiecrats returned to the Democrats but came into increasingly more conflict with the liberal sections of the national party, and many turned to the [[Republican Party]] after the presidency of [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] was succeeded by [[Richard Nixon]].
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==Further reading==
 
==Further reading==
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[[Category:Mississippi]]
 
[[Category:Mississippi]]
 
[[Category:Louisiana]]
 
[[Category:Louisiana]]
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[[Category:Conservatives]]
 
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