FREE: 1996 North Carolina State House Campaign Bumper Sticker

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The listing, 1996 North Carolina State House Campaign Bumper Sticker has ended.

Awesome backstory: Bill Harper was a renegade flea market manager in Craven county North Carolina. He decided to run against incumbent John Nichols because he accused Nichols of allowing the release of hog waste from Raleigh meat processing plants into the Neuse river following hurricanes Fran and Bertha in 1996. Harper did not win but he was quite an outspoken character.

This sticker may be the last one in existence. It’s 12” long. I’ll mail it flat if you’re willing to pay exact shipping or I can gently fold it once and ship it for free.

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