He later ran for president of the United States on four different occasions, running with Curtis LeMay after surviving an assassination attempt by Arthur Bremer, and became the last third-party candidate to win electoral votes.
His campaign against Albert Brewer is often viewed as one of the dirtiest in American history. He served as a delegate at the 1948 Democratic Convention and made a failed run for governor in 1958, where he lost to John Patterson in the important primaries. He finally won the gubernatorial election in 1963 and had his wife Lurleen run as a surrogate so he could have a second term. He later ran for president of the United States on four different occasions, running with Curtis LeMay after surviving an assassination attempt by Arthur Bremer, and became the last third-party candidate to win electoral votes. FTP, name this former Alabama governor who said "I say segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever."
His campaign against Albert Brewer is often viewed as one of the dirtiest in American history.
George {Wallace}