Presidents of the United States, 1789-Present
George Washington, 1st President of the U.S.
Political Party: Federalist Party
Term of Office: 1789-1797
Home State: Virginia
Vice President: John Adams
Vice President's Home State: Massachusetts
Election(s): Defeated John Adams (Federalist) in 1789 and 1792.
John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Federalist Party
Term of Office: 1797-1801
Home State: Massachusetts
Vice President: Thomas Jefferson
Vice President's Home State: Virginia
Election(s): Defeated Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican) in
1796. Defeated by Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican) in 1800.
Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic-Republican Party
Term of Office: 1801-1809
Home State: Virginia
Vice President: Aaron Burr (1801-1805), George Clinton (1805-1809)
Vice President's Home State: New York
Election(s): Defeated John Adams (Federalist) in 1800, defeated
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (Federalist) in 1804.
James Madison, 4th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic-Republican Party
Term of Office: 1809-1817
Home State: Virginia
Vice President: George Clinton (1809-1812), Vacant (1812-1813),
Elbridge Gerry (1813-1814), Vacant (1814-1817)
Vice President's Home State: New York (1809-1812), Massachusetts
(1813-1814)
Election(s): Defeated Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (Federalist) in
1808, defeated DeWitt Clinton (Federalist) in 1812.
James Monroe, 5th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic-Republican Party
Term of Office: 1817-1825
Home State: Virginia
Vice President: Daniel Tompkins
Vice President's Home State: New York
Election(s): Defeated Rufus King (Federalist) in 1816, defeated John
Quincy Adams (Democratic-Republican) in 1820.
John Quincy Adams, 6th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic-Republican Party
Term of Office: 1825-1829
Home State: Massachusetts
Vice President: John C. Calhoun
Vice President's Home State: South Carolina
Election(s): Defeated Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Republican),
William Crawford (Democratic-Republican) and Henry Clay
(Democratic-Republican) in 1824. Defeated by Andrew Jackson
(Democratic) in 1828.
Andrew Jackson, 7th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1829-1837
Home State: Tennessee
Vice President: John C. Calhoun (1829-1832), Vacant (1832-1833),
Martin Van Buren (1833-1837)
Vice President's Home State: South Carolina (1829-1832), New York
(1833-1837)
Election(s): Defeated John Quincy Adams (National Republican) in
1828, defeated Henry Clay (National Republican), John Floyd
(Nulifier), and William Wirt (Anti-Masonic) in 1832.
Martin Van Buren, 8th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1837-1841
Home State: New York
Vice President: Richard Mentor Johnson
Vice President's Home State: Kentucky
Election(s): Defeated William Henry Harrison (Whig), Hugh Lawson
White (Whig), Daniel Webster (Whig) and Willie Person Mangum (Whig)
in 1836, defeated by William Henry Harrison (Whig) in 1840.
William Henry Harrison, 9th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Whig Party
Term of Office: 1841 (Died in office)
Home State: Ohio
Vice President: John Tyler
Vice President's Home State: Virginia
Election(s): Defeated Martin Van Buren (Democrat) in 1840.
John Tyler, 10th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Whig Party
Term of Office: 1841-1845
Home State: Virginia
Vice President: Vacant
Vice President's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1840.
James K. Polk, 11th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1845-1849
Home State: Tennessee
Vice President: George M. Dallas
Vice President's Home State: Pennsylvania
Election(s): Defeated Henry Clay (Whig) in 1844.
Zachary Taylor, 12th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Whig Party
Term of Office: 1849-1850 (Died in office)
Home State: Louisiana
Vice President: Millard Fillmore
Vice President's Home State: New York
Election(s): Defeated Lewis Cass (Democrat) in 1848.
Millard Fillmore, 13th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Whig Party
Term of Office: 1850-1853
Home State: New York
Vice President: Vacant
Vice President's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1848.
Franklin Pierce, 14th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1853-1857
Home State: New Hampshire
Vice President: William R. King
Vice President's Home State: Alabama
Election(s): Defeated Winfield Scott (Whig) in 1852.
James Buchanan, 15th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1857-1861
Home State: Pennsylvania
Vice President: John C. Breckinridge
Vice President's Home State: Kentucky
Election(s): Defeated John C. Fremont (Republican) and Millard
Fillmore (American) in 1856.
Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1861-1865
Home State: Illinois
Vice President: Hannibal Hamlin
Vice President's Home State: Maine
Election(s): Defeated John C. Breckinridge (S. Democrat), Stephen
Douglas (N. Democrat), and John Bell (Constitutional Union) in 1860,
defeated by George B. McClellan (Democrat) in 1864.
George B. McClellan, 17th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1865-1873
Home State: Pennsylvania
Vice President: George H. Pendleton
Vice President's Home State: Ohio
Election(s): Defeated Abraham Lincoln (Republican) in 1864, defeated
Salmon P. Chase (Republican) in 1868, defeated by Rich Oglesby
(Republican) in 1872.
Rich Oglesby, 18th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1873-1881
Home State: Illinois
Vice President: John Scott
Vice President's Home State: Pennsylvania
Election(s): Defeated George B. McClellan (Democrat) in 1872,
defeated Jeremiah S. Black (Democrat) in 1876.
Theodore Fitz Randolph, 19th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1881-1883 (Died in office)
Home State: New Jersey
Vice President: Allen G. Thurman
Vice President's Home State: Ohio
Election(s): Defeated John Sherman (Republican) in 1880.
Allen G. Thurman, 20th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1883-1885
Home State: Ohio
Vice President: Vacant
Vice President's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1880.
James G. Blaine, 21st President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1885-1893 (Died in office)
Home State: Maine
Vice President: John A. Logan (1885-1886), Vacant (1886-1889)
Russell Alger (1889-1893)
Vice President's Home State: Illinois (1885-1886), Michigan
(1886-1893)
Election(s): Defeated Joseph E. McDonald (Democrat) in 1884,
defeated John C. Black (Democrat) in 1888.
Russell Alger, 22nd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1893
Home State: Michigan
Vice President: Vacant
Vice President's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1888.
Grover Cleveland, 23rd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1893-1897
Home State: New York
Vice President: Adlai Stevenson
Vice President's Home State: Illinois
Election(s): Defeated Whitelaw Reid (Republican) in 1892. Defeated
by William McKinley (Republican) in 1896.
William McKinley, 24th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1897-1901 (Assassinated)
Home State: Ohio
Vice President: Garret Hobart (1897-1899), Vacant (1899-1901),
Julius C. Burrows (1901)
Vice President's Home State: New Jersey (1897-1899), Vacant
(1899-1901), Michigan (1901)
Election(s): Defeated Grover Cleveland (Democrat) in 1896, defeated
George Dewey (Democrat) in 1900.
Julius C. Burrows, 25th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1901-1905
Home State: Michigan
Vice President: Vacant
Vice PResident's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1900.
George B. McClellan, Jr., 26th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Democratic Party
Term of Office: 1905-1913
Home State: New York
Vice President: George Turner
Vice President's Home State: Washington
Election(s): Defeated Charles Fairbanks (Republican) in 1904,
defeated Philander Knox (Republican) in 1908, defeated by Theodore
Roosevelt (Republican) in 1912.
Theodore Roosevelt, 27th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1913-1919 (Died in office)
Home State: New York
Vice President: Hiram Johnson
Vice President's Home State: California
Election(s): Defeated George B. McClellan, Jr. (Democrat) in 1912,
defeated James Clark (Democrat) in 1916.
Hiram Johnson, 28th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1919-1929
Home State: California
Vice President: Vacant (1919-1921), Nicholas Murray Butler
(1921-1925)
Vice President's Home State: Vacant (1919-1921), New York
(1921-1925)
Election(s): Defeated Upton Sinclair (Socialist), James Cox
(Democrat) in 1920, defeated Victor L. Berger (Socialist), Al Smith
(Democrat) in 1924.
Victor L. Berger, 29th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 1929 (Died in office)
Home State: Wisconsin
Vice President: James H. Maurer
Vice President's Home State: Pennsylvania
Election(s): Defeated Frank Lowden (Republican), Al Smith (Democrat)
in 1928.
James H. Maurer, 30th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 1929-1937
Home State: Pennsylvania
Vice President: Vacant (1929-1933), Norman Thomas (1933-1937)
Vice President's Home State: Vacant (1929-1933), New York
(1933-1937)
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1928. Defeated Calvin
Coolidge (Republican) and Al Smith (Democrat) in 1932. Defeated by
William Edgar Borah (Republican), Franklin Roosevelt (Democrat) in
1936.
William Edgar Borah, 31st President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1937-1940 (Died in office)
Home State: Idaho
Vice President: William Franklin Knox
Vice President's Home State: Illinois
Election(s): Defeated James H. Maurer (Socialist) and Franklin
Roosevelt (Democrat) in 1936.
William Franklin "Frank" Knox, 32nd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1940-1941
Home State: Illinois
Vice President: Vacant
Vice President's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1936.
Thomas Dewey, 33rd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1941-1945
Home State: New York
Vice President: Arthur Vandenburg
Vice President's Home State: Michigan
Election(s): Defeated Maynard C. Krueger (Socialist) and Millard
Tydings (Democrat) in 1940. Defeated by Carl Sandburg (Socialist)
and Scott Lucas (Democrat) in 1944.
Carl Sandburg, 34th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 1945-1953
Home State: Illinois
Vice President: J. Henry Stump (1945-1949), Vacant (1949-1953)
Vice President's Home State: Pennsylvania
Election(s): Defeated Thomas Dewey (Republican) and Scott Lucas
(Democrat) in 1944, defeated Robert Taft (Republican) and Paul
McNutt (Democrat) in 1948.
Harold Stassen, 35th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1953-1961
Home State: Minnesota
Vice President: Douglas McKay
Vice President's Home State: Oregon
Election(s): Defeated Max Shachtman (Socialist) and Adlai Stevenson
(Democrat) in 1952, defeated Scott Nearing (Socialist) and Adlai
Stevenson (Democrat) in 1956.
Everett Dirksen, 36th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1961-1963 (Died in office)
Home State: Illinois
Vice President: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Vice President's Home State: Massachusetts
Election(s): Defeated Louis Waldman (Socialist) and John Kennedy
(Democrat) in 1960.
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., 37th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1963-1965
Home State: Massachusetts
Vice President: Vacant
Vice President's Home State: Vacant
Election(s): Elected Vice President in 1960.
Arthur Goldberg, 38th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 1965-1973
Home State: Illinois
Vice President: Frank P. Zeidler
Vice President's Home State: Minnesota
Election(s): Defeated Barry Goldwater (Republican), Stuart
Symington (Democrat) in 1964, defeated Richard Nixon (Republican),
Eugene McCarthy (Democrat) in 1968.
Frank P. Zeidler, 39th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 1973-1981
Home State: Minnesota
Vice President: J. Quinn Brisben
Vice President's Home State: Illinois
Election(s): Defeated Richard Nixon (Republican) and Edmund Muskie
(Democrat) in 1972. Defeated Richard Schweiker (Republican), Jerry
Brown (Democrat) in 1976. Defeated by Ronald Reagan (Republican) and Jerry Brown (Democrat) in 1980.
Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1981 (Assassinated)
Home State: California
Vice President: George H.W. Bush
Vice President's Home State: Connecticut
Election(s): Defeated Frank Zeidler (Socialist) and Jerry Brown
(Democrat) in 1980.
George H.W. Bush, 41st President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1981-1989
Home State: Connecticut
Vice President: Vacant (1981-1985), Jack Kemp (1985-1989)
Vice President's Home State: Vacant (1981-1985), Kansas (1985-1989)
Election(s): Defeated Walter Mondale (Socialist) and John Glenn
(Democrat) in 1984.
Jack Kemp, 42nd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 1989-1997
Home State: New York
Vice President: Robert Dole
Vice President's Home State: Kansas
Election(s): Defeated Louis O. Kelso (Socialist), and Michael
Dukakis (Democrat) in 1988, defeated Tom Foley (Socialist) and Bob
Kerrey (Democrat) in 1992.
Dick Gephardt, 43rd President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 1997-2003 (Assassinated)
Home State: Missouri
Vice President: Joseph Lieberman
Vice President's Home State: Connecticut
Election(s): Defeated Robert Dole (Republican), and Paul Tsongas
(Democrat) in 1996, defeated George W. Bush (Republican), and John
Kerry (Democrat) in 2000.
Joseph Lieberman, 44th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Socialist Party
Term of Office: 2003-2009
Home State: Connecticut
Vice President: Tom Daschle
Vice President's Home State: South Dakota
Election(s): Defeated John McCain (Republican) and Howard Dean (Democrat) in 2004. Defeated by Colin Powell (Republican) and Bill Richardson (Democrat) in 2008.
Colin Powell, 45th President of the U.S.
Political Party: Republican Party
Term of Office: 2009-
Home State: New York
Vice President: Christine Todd Whitman
Vice President's Home State: New Jersey
Election(s): Defeated Joe Lieberman (Socialist) and Bill Richardson (Democrat) in 2008.
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Notes:
1. The Democratic Party hasn't won a Presidential Election since 1908, though they still continue to function as a party in a similar fashion that the Liberal Democrats do in the United Kingdom. They usually ally with the Socialists on important pieces of legislation.
2. Here, we have two Jewish Presidents, something we've still yet to get in OTL. That, and I'm sure a few Catholics and Lutherans, and maybe even a nonbeliever (not sure on Berger's beliefs).
3. As you can see, a few Presidents have received their parties' nomination to seek a third term, but none have been successful. Those able to get nominated for a third term include George B. McClellan and his son, George B. McClellan, Jr., and most recently, Frank Zeidler. Therefore, the 25th Amendment or an equivalent doesn't exist ITTL.