List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

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Premiers of the United States

Labor Party (center-left to left, social democratic, liberal)

Whig Party (center, pro-business)

Democratic Party (center-right, agrarian, populist)

Herbert Hoover (California) 1928 - 1930 Whigs defeated in 1930

Franklin Roosevelt (New York) 1930 - 1938 Labor defeated in 1938

Eugene Talmadge (Georgia) 1938 - 1940 Democrats defeated in 1940

Franklin Roosevelt (New York) 1940 - 1944 Labor defeated in 1944

Nelson Rockefeller (New York) 1945 - 1955 retired

Richard Nixon (California) 1956 - 1960 Whigs defeated in 1960

Stuart Symington (Missouri) 1960 - 1966 retired

John F. Kennedy (Massachusetts) 1966 - 1970 Labor defeated in 1970

Ronald Reagan (California) 1970 - 1976 Democrats defeated in 1976

Jimmy Carter (Georgia) 1976 - 1980 Labor defeated in 1980

Pete Domenici (New Mexico) 1980 - 1982 Democrats defeated in 1982

Dick Celeste (Ohio) 1982 - 1984 retired

Bill Clinton (Arkansas) 1984 - 1986 resigned as Labor leader.

Alan Cranston (California) 1986 Labor defeated in 1986

Mike Hayden (Kansas) 1986 - 1988 Democrats defeated in 1988

Dick Gephardt (Missouri) 1988 - 1990 resigned as Labor leader

Jimmy Carter (Georgia) 1990 - 1997 retired

Tom Daschle (South Dakota) 1997 - 2000 Labor defeated in 2000

Bob Michel (Illinois) 2000 - 2003 died in office

Newt Gingrich (Georgia) 2003 - 2006 Democrats defeated in 2006

Hillary Rodham Clinton (Maryland) 2006 - 2010 Labor defeated in 2010

Brian Sandoval (Nevada) 2010 -

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Presidents of the United States

Elections: 1930, 1936, 1942, 1948, 1954, 1960, 1966, 1972, 1978, 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008, 2014

1930

Joseph Ely vs. Hubert Stephens vs. Harry Leslie

1936

Joseph Guffey vs. Walter Welford vs. Hill McAllister

1942

John Nance Garner vs. Raymond Baldwin

1948

Harry Truman vs. Chauncey Sparks vs.Charles Dale

1954

Adlai Stevenson III vs. Thomas Dewey vs.Herman Talmadge

1960

Dwight Eisenhower vs. John F. Kennedy vs. Barry Goldwater

1966

Nelson Rockefeller vs. Ted Kennedy vs. Margaret Chase Smith

1972

Gerald Ford vs. Walter Mondale

1978

Clifford P. Chase vs. Tip O'Neill

1984

Bobby Kennedy vs. George H.W. Bush

1990

Dick Gephardt vs. Newt Gingrich

1996

Jimmy Carter vs. Dick Armey

2002

Mitt Romney vs. Barbara Boxer

2008

Barack Obama vs. Newt Gingrich

2014

Hillary Rodham Clinton vs. Rick Perry

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Jimmy Carter (Liberal Democratic-Georgia) 1981 - 1986 resigned

• 1980: defeated Ted Kennedy (Progressive Democratic-Massachusetts)
• 1984: defeated Ronald Reagan (Republican-California

Bill Clinton (Liberal Democratic-Arkansas) 1986 - 1993

• 1988: Defeated Dick Celeste (Progressive Democratic-Ohio

Jerry Brown (Progressive Democratic-California) 1993 - 2001

• 1992: Defeated inc. Bill Clinton (Liberal Democratic-Arkansas)
• 1996: Defeated Bob Graham (Liberal Democratic-Florida)

Hillary Rodham (Progressive Democratic-Illinois) 2001 - 2005

• 2000: Defeated Al Gore (Liberal Democratic-Tennessee)

John McCain (Republican-Arizona) 2005 - 2009

• 2004: Defeated inc. Hillary Rodham (Progressive Democratic-Illinois)
• 2007 recall: Defeated Christine Gregoire (Progressive Democratic-Washington)

Hillary Rodham (Progressive Democratic-Illinois) 2009 - 2013

• 2008: Defeated inc. John McCain (Republican-Arizona)

Brian Sandoval (Liberal Democratic-Nevada) 2013 - 2017

• 2012: Defeated Bill Bradley (Progressive Democratic-New Jersey)

Tammy Baldwin (Progressive Democratic-Wisconsin) 2017 -

• 2016: Defeated inc. Brian Sandoval (Liberal Democratic-Nevada)
• 2018 recall: Defeated Kelly Ayotte (Republican-New Hampshire)

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List of Presidents of Congress. Presidents are usually party leaders in the House of Representatives, but some Senators have become President as well. In very rare cases, someone from outside Congress may be elected President.

	President	Party	Term	District	Elections won
	Lyndon B. Johnson	Democratic/Labor	1955–1971 Retired	Edwards Texas (Senate)	1957 1960 1964 1968
	Nelson Rockefeller	Unionist	1971–1972 Lost party leadership	None	1971
	Ted Heath	Unionist	1971–1974 Lost GE	Bexley	None
	George McGovern	Labor	1974–1976 Lost GE	Dakota (Senate)	1974
	Margaret Roberts Thatcher	Unionist	1976–1989 Lost leadership	Barnet	1976 1981 1984
	Richard B. Cheney	Unionist	1989–1994 Lost leadership	Shoshoni	1989
	Newt Gingrich	Unionist	1994–1994 Lost GE	South Piedmont	None
	George Mitchell	Labor	1994–1997 Retired	Maine (Senate)	1994
	David Bonior	Labor	1997–2001 Lost GE	North Detroit	1999
	Richard B. Cheney	Unionist	2001–2007 Resigned	None	2001 2006
	Roy Blunt	Unionist	2007–2007 Retired	Ozark	None
	John Lewis	Labor	2007–2010 Retired	Atlanta	2007
	Jack Layton	Labor	2010–2011 Died	Toronto	2011
	Nancy Pelosi	Labor	2011–2011 Retired	San Francisco	None
	Barack Obama	Labor	2011–present	Chicago	2016

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