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Trying out a different format

President Wallace...no, the other one

33. Henry Agard Wallace [former V.P.]*
1945: Henry Wallace/Carey Estes Kefauver defeated Thomas Edmund Dewey/William Chapman Revercomb
34. Earl Warren [CA]
1948: Earl Warren/William Knowland defeated Estes Kefauver/William Averell Harriman
35. Dwight David "Ike" Eisenhower [former Allied Commander]
1952: Dwight Eisenhower/Rexford Guy Tugwell defeated (incumbents)
1956: defeated William Knowland/Robert Alphonso Taft
36: Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr. [MN]
1960: Hubert Humphrey/Olin DeWitt Talmadge Johnston defeated Barry Morris Goldwater/James Allen "Jim" Rhodes
37: Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller [NY]
1964: Nelson Rockefeller/Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. defeated (incumbents)
1968: defeated George Stanley McGovern/Daniel Baugh Brewster
38: Philip Aloysius Hart [MI]**
1972: Phillip Hart/Stewart Lee Udall defeated Henry Cabot Lodge Jr./Kenneth Barnard Keating
39: Raymond Philip "Ray" Shafer [PA]
1976: Ray Shafer/George Herbert Walker Bush defeated Stewart Udall/Henry Martin "Scoop" Jackson
40: Augustus Freeman "Gus" Hawkins [CA]
1980: Gus Hawkins/Ralph Webster Yarborough defeated (incumbents)
1984: defeated James Eubert Holshouser Jr./Robert Dolph Ray
41: Richard Milhous Nixon [NY]***
1988: Richard Nixon/Nancy Landon Kassebaum Baker defeated Eugene Joseph McCarthy/William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton
42: Lawrence Douglas Wilder [VA]
1992: Doug Wilder/Daniel Robert Graham defeated Nancy Kassebaum/Thomas Howard "Tom" Kean Sr.

* President Franklin Roosevelt died in the month of March, 1944 from congestive heart failure. Despite keeping the nomination, Wallace was voted out during the primaries.
** Stepped down in 1975 due to metastatic melanoma. Nasty stuff.
*** Suffered a stroke in 1990.