List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

[JoeyOCanada]

Say No Trudeau
15. John Turner (Liberal) - Appointed by Lester Pearson (1968)
16. Robert Stanfield (Progressive Conservative) (1968 - 1974)
17. Allan MacEachern (Liberal) (1974 - 1980)
18. Flora MacDonald (Progressive Conservative) (1980 - 1993)
19. Paul Martin (Liberal) (1993 - 1995)
20. Sheila Copps (Liberal) (1995 - 1997)
21. Jean Charest (Progressive Conservative) (1997 - 2006)
22. Stéphane Dion (Liberal) (2006 - 2011)[/color]
23. Peter MacKay (Conservative) (2011 - 2019)
24. Chrystia Freeland (Liberal) (2019 - present)

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Florida 2022 Election under Parrotguy's party system

2022 Florida Gubernatorial Election (First Round)
Gov. Ron DeSantis (Conservative Reform)- 24.4% ↑(+4.2) ✓ [Prev. Nominee: Rep. Ron DeSantis]
Author Carl Hiaasen (Green)- 17.8% ↑(+15.4) ✓ [Prev. Nominee: Mr. Michael E. Arth]
Fmr. Agriculture Comm. Adam Putnam (Liberal Reform)- 16.3% ↑ (+3.1) [Prev. Nominee: Ag. Comm. Adam Putnam]
Trump Chief Strategist Steve Bannon (National American Front)- 14.4% ↑ (+7.3) [Prev. Nominee: Trump Chief Strategist Steve Bannon]
Fmr. Mayor Andrew Gillum (Progressive Alternative)- 7.8% ↓ (-13.1) [Prev. Nominee: Mayor Andrew Gillum]
Businessman Jeff Greene (Liberal Democratic)- 7.1% ↓ (-12.3) [Prev. Nominee: Fmr. Rep. Gwen Graham]
Mayor Wayne Messam (Labor)- 5.3% ↓ (-7.3) [Prev. Nominee: Mayor Phillip Levine]
Representative Charlie Crist (Independent)- 4.8% ↑ (+4.8 )
Others- 2.1% ↓ (-2.1)

this election was quite odd, especially due to the fact that Putnam endorsed Hiaasen after the first round, as did every other candidate except Bannon (who endorsed DeSantis) and Greene (who refused to endorse). Gillum was originally a favorite to get the main left-wing spot, but after being found in a hotel room with a male escort, as well as methamphetamine, he dropped in most areas.

DeSantis attacked Hiaasen mainly on the criticism of Florida in his books, to which Hiaasen replied in the debate with "I love this state, but I hate what people like you are doing to it."

2022 Florida Gubernatorial Election (Second Round)
Author Carl Hiaasen (Green): 50.2% ✓
Governor Ron DeSantis (Conservative Reform): 49.8%

[Former President tack50]

Here is a Spanish one because why not:

ETA successfully assassinates Aznar in 1995

List of Spanish Prime Ministers
1. Adolfo Suárez (1977-1981*) (UCD) (minority)
2. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo (1981-1982) (UCD) (minority)
3. Felipe González (1982-1999) (PSOE) (majority 1982-1993; minority 1993-1999)
4. Mariano Rajoy (1999-2010) (PP) (majority 1999-2010)
5. Carme Chacón (2010-2013**) (PSOE) (minority 2010-2013)
6. Patxi López (2013-2014) (PSOE) (minority 2013-2014)
7. Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría (2014-2020) (PP) (minority 2014-2017, majority 2017-2020)
8. Ximo Puig (2020-) (PSOE) (minority 2020-)

*: Resigned
**: Died in office

Basically Aznar dies and is replaced by Francisco Álvarez Cascos as PP leader. However, he fails at positioning himself as moderate enough for the electorate and Felipe González makes a comeback and narrowly wins a 5th consecutive term.

PP replaces Cascos with Rajoy as party leader after the failure, and Rajoy wins a landslide in the 1999 snap election (produced after the Catalans drop support for González) after corruption scandals keep rocking the government.

Rajoy alligns with Jacques Chirac (and later Angela Merkel) over Tony Blair and George Bush, which means Spain does not go into Irak. With a good economy Rajoy cruises to reelection in 2003 and gets a solid minority government 2007. He is opposed by Jose Bono twice (who fails to energize the electorate).

With the recession, while handled better than in real life, Rajoy is still defeated in 2010 by Carme Chacón (who until then was relatively obscure). However her tenure coincides with the peak of the economic recession and stress and the horrible state of the economy takes a huge toll on her. PM Carme Chacón dies of a heart attack in 2013, just as a bailout of Spanish banks is being negotiated and Spain's debt skyrockets.

Chacón is replaced by Patxi López, a cabinet minister. López keeps the general direction, but is defeated by Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría in 2014 relatively easily.

The Santamaría administration is very successful initially and finally takes Spain out of the recession. With a great economy, Santamaría calls a snap election in 2017, where she wins easily. However she handles the Catalonia independence debacle even worse than Rajoy, requiring actual military intervention. With this her approvals drop like a rock, even though the economy is solid. Far right Vox still rises. Santamaría tries to quarantine them, but this even with the good economy this is not enough for her to win reelection, and Ximo Puig wins, propped up by Catalan secessionists and IU.

In this scenario the 2 party system never falls either, though IU and UPyD do rise in popularity in the early 00s (propping up Santamaría's 1st administration). Cs remains a regional Catalan party and Podemos' leaders remain college professors. Coronavirus also doesn't happen (or happens later, early into Puig's term).

[Continential]

Utah 2020 Governor's Election under Parrotguy's system with new parties.

Round 1.

Jenny Wilson 21.12% (Greens)
Ben McAdams 15.65% (Labor)
Mia Love 15.56% (Unity League)
Evan McMullin 15.43% (Independent)
Jon Huntsman Jr. 13.98% (Conservative Front)
Tagg Romney 13.21% (Romney's Utah)
Jason Chaffetz 4.32% (Independent)

Jenny Wilson 49.76% (Greens)
Ben McAdams 42.23% (Labor)
None of Those Candidates 8.01%

[😥]

34. Douglas MacArthur (R-NY)/Earl Warren (R-CA) 1949-1957
35. Earl Warren (R-CA)/Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY) 1957-1965
36. Lyndon Johnson (D-TX)/Hubert Humphrey (D-MN) 1965-1973
37. Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Hugh Scott (R-PA) 1973-1979
38. Hugh Scott (R-PA)/John Warner (R-VA) 1979-1985
39. John Warner (R-VA)/Charles Percy (R-IL) 1985-1989
40. Bob Graham (D-FL)/Al Gore (D-TN) 1989-1997
41. Al Gore (D-TN)/Dick Gephardt (D-MO) 1997-2005
42. Dick Gephardt (D-MO)/Wesley Clark (D-AR) 2005-2009
43. John McCain (R-AZ)/Joe Lieberman (R-CT) 2009-2013
44. Collin Peterson (D-MN)/Dan Lipinski (D-IL) 2013-2021
45. Dan Lipinski (D-IL)/Sherrod Brown (D-OH) 2021-present

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

SC Gubernatorial elections 2018 and 2022


2018 South Carolina Gubernatorial Election (First Round)

Gov. Nikki Haley (Reform)- 26.8% ↓ (-3.3) ✓ [Prev. Nominee: Gov. Nikki Haley]
State Rep. James Smith (Liberal Democratic)- 24.3% ↓ (-4.8 ) ✓ [Prev. Nominee: State Sen. Vince Shaheen]
Mayor Stephen Benjamin (Labor)- 18.1% ↑ (+5.3) [Prev. Nominee: Mayor Joseph Riley Jr.]
Fmr. Director of Dept. of Health and Env. Control Catherine Templeton (National Conservative)- 13.3% ↓ (-6.3) [Prev. Nominee: Fmr. Director of Dept. of Health and Env. Control Catherine Templeton]
Mr. Michael Chandler (National American Front)- 10.1% ↑ (+10.1) [New]
Mr. Arik Bjorn (Progressive Alternative)- 4.6% ↓ (-0.3) [Prev. Nominee: Fmr. NFL Player Morgan Bruce Reeves]
Others- 2.8% ↓ (-0.7)

2018 South Carolina Gubernatorial Election (Second Round)
Gov. Nikki Haley (Reform)- 54.2% ✓
State Rep. James Smith (Liberal Democratic)- 45.8%


2022 South Carolina Gubernatorial Election (First Round)
Rep. Joe Cunningham (Green)- 19.8% ↑ (+18.3)✓ [Prev. Nominee: Professor William Kreml]
Businessman Scott Goldsmith (National American Front)- 16.3% ↑ (+6.2) ✓
Dep. Gov. Henry McMaster (Conservative Reform/National Conservative)- 16.2% ↑ (+2.9)
Fmr. Gov. Mark Sanford (Liberal Reform)- 15.1% ↓ (-11.7)
State Rep. Mandy Powers Norell (Liberal Democratic)- 14.9% ↓ (-9.4)
SC Labor Party Chair Jaime Harrison (Labor)- 9.9% ↓ (-8.2)
Activist Kim Williams (Progressive Alternative)- 4.7% ↑ (+0.1)
Others: 3.1% ↑ (+0.3)

Goldsmith, being the owner of a Confederate themed store in the upstate, was extremely controversial, leading to no other candidate endorsing him. Cunningham, being reasonably moderate with a heavy environmental focus, won the downstate areas big.

2022 South Carolina Gubernatorial Election (Second Round)
Rep. Joe Cunningham (Green)- 60.1% ✓
Businessman Scott Goldsmith (National American Front)- 39.9%

[Continential]

Alabama 1958: Before the System.
George Wallace Sr. (Labor-Republicans) 50.01%
Eugene "Bull" Connor (Democratic-State's Rights) 49.99%

[😥]

List of Alternate Presidents of Ukraine

6. Petro Poroshenko 2014-2019
7. Volodymyr Zelensky 2019-2022 (resigned)
8. Dmytro Razumkov 2022-2024
9. Petro Poroshenko 2024-2029
10. Sofia Fedyna 2029-2039

[Continential]

List of Alternate Presidents of Ukraine

6. Petro Poroshenko 2014-2019
7. Volodymyr Zelensky 2019-2022 (resigned)
8. Dmytro Razumkov 2022-2024
9. Petro Poroshenko 2024-2029
10. Sofia Fedyna 2029-2039

What happens to Fatherland, Yulia's Tymposko's party, is it pro-Europe or Pro-Russia or Anti-Russia?

[brucejoel99]

33. Harry S. Truman/vacant 1945-1949
34. Thomas E. Dewey/Earl Warren 1949-1953
35. Harry S. Truman/Alben W. Barkley 1953-1956, vacant 1956-1957, Estes Kefauver 1957-1961
36. Richard Nixon/Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. 1961-1969
37. John F. Kennedy/Hubert Humphrey 1969-1977
38. Hubert Humphrey/Jimmy Carter 1977
39. Jimmy Carter/vacant 1977, Walter Mondale 1977-1981
40. Ronald Reagan/Gerald Ford 1981-1989
41. Robert F. Kennedy/Joe Biden 1989-1997
42. Joe Biden/Bob Graham 1997-2001
43. Jack Kemp/Bob Smith 2001-2009
44. John Edwards/Dick Gephardt 2009-2017
45. Marco Rubio/Nikki Haley 2017-present

[Joe Biden 2024]

Harding as Garfield

29. Warren G. Harding/Leonard Wood 1921
30. Leonard Wood/vacant 1921-1925
31. Al Smith/Thomas Marshall 1925, vacant 1925-1929
32. Charles Curtis/Theodore E. Burton 1929-1933
33. Al Smith/Cordell Hull 1933-1937
34. Alf Landon/Frank Knox 1937-1939, vacant 1939-1941, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. 1941
35. Theodore Roosevelt Jr./vacant 1941-1945, Everett Dirksen 1945-1949
36. Thomas E. Dewey/Charles Halleck 1949-1952, vacant 1952-1953
37. Adlai Stevenson II/Robert Kerr 1953-1961
38. Richard Nixon/Nelson Rockefeller 1961-1963
39. Nelson Rockefeller/vacant 1963-1965, Robert Finch 1965-1969
40. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr./Hugh Scott 1969-1973
41. Hugh Carey/Carl Albert 1973-1981, George McGovern 1981-1985, Birch Bayh 1985
42. Birch Bayh/vacant 1985-1989, George Mitchell 1989-1993
43. Alexander Haig/Arlen Specter 1993-2001
44. Bob Casey/Tom Daschle 2001-2003
45. Tom Daschle/vacant 2003-2005, Russ Feingold 2005-2009
46. Arlen Specter/Bob McDonnell 2009-2013, vacant 2013, John Boehner 2013-2014
47. John Boehner/vacant 2014, George Pataki 2014-2017
48. Martin O'Malley/Amy Klobuchar 2017-2021
49. Charlie Baker/Rob Portman 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1920: Lawrence Tyson/John W. Davis
1924: Charles Evans Hughes/Irvine Lenroot
1928: Al Smith/James A. Reed
1932: Charles Curtis/Alanson B. Houghton
1936: Harry S. Truman/James Farley
1940: Harry S. Truman/Cordell Hull
1944: James Byrnes/Alben Barkley
1948: Harry S. Truman/Millard Tydings
1952: Thomas E. Dewey/Douglas MacArthur, Theodore Roosevelt Jr./Earl Warren
1956: Christian Herter/Everett Dirksen
1960: Pat Brown/Hugh Carey
1964: Robert F. Wagner Jr./Stuart Symington
1968: John F. Kennedy/Mike Mansfield
1972: Henry Cabot Lodge Jr./Hugh Scott
1976: Ronald Reagan/William Ruckelshaus
1980: H. John Heinz III/Howard Baker
1984: Malcolm Wilson/Jim Thompson
1988: Malcolm Wilson/George Deukmejian
1992: Mario Cuomo/Richard Shelby
1996: Mario Cuomo/Tom Harkin
2000: Arlen Specter/Pete Wilson
2004: John McCain/Bob Smith
2008: Russ Feingold/John Kerry
2012: Bernie Sanders/Chaka Fattah/Ed Rendell
2016: John Boehner/Bob Schaffer
2020: Martin O'Malley/Amy Klobuchar
2024: Amy Klobuchar/Katie Porter

[dw93]

Three Times A Charm (Sort Of):

37. Hubert Humphrey / Edmund Muskie (Democratic): 1969-1973
Def. 1968: Richard Nixon / Spiro Agnew (Republican), George Wallace / Curtis LeMay (American Independent)
38. Ronald Reagan / Gerald Ford (Republican): 1973-1977
Def. 1972: Hubert Humphrey / Edmund Muskie (Democratic)
39. Edmund Muskie / Jimmy Carter (Democratic): 1977-1981
Def. 1976: Ronald Reagan / Gerald Ford (Republican)
40. Richard Nixon / Donald Rumsfeld (Republican) [1]: 1981-1986
Def. 1980: Edmund Muskie / Jimmy Carter (Democratic)
Def. 1984: Jesse Jackson / Alan Cranston (Democratic)
40. Richard Nixon / Vacant (Republican): 1985
40. Richard Nixon / Bob Dole (Republican) [2]: 1986-1987
41. Bob Dole / Vacant (Republican): 1987
41. Bob Dole / Lamar Alexander (Republican): 1987-1989
42. Mario Cuomo / Al Gore (Democratic): 1989-1997
Def. 1988: Bob Dole / Lamar Alexander (Republican)
Def. 1992: Pete Wilson / Richard Lugar (Republican)
43. Al Gore / Douglas Wilder (Democratic): 1997-2001 [3]
Def. 1996: Newt Gingrich / Tommy Thompson (Republican)
44. Elizabeth Dole / Jack Kemp (Republican): 2001-2005
Def. 2000: Al Gore / Douglas Wilder (Democratic), Ralph Nader / Jesse Ventura (Green-Reform)
45. John Edwards/ Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic): 2005-2009
Def. 2004: Elizabeth Dole / Jack Kemp (Republican)
46. John McCain / Tim Pawlenty (Republican): 2009-2013
Def. 2008: John Edwards / Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic)
47. Russ Feingold / Deval Patrick (Democratic): 2013-2021
Def. 2012: John McCain / Tim Pawlenty (Republican), Ron Paul / Gary Johnson (Libertarian)
Def. 2016: Tim Pawlenty / Ted Cruz (Republican)
48. Jon Huntsman / Nikki Haley (Republican): 2021-Incumbent
Def. 2020: Deval Patrick / Amy Klobuchar (Democratic)
Def. 2024: Kirsten Gillibrand / Gavin Newsom (Democratic)

[1]= Resigned from the Vice Presidency due to Implication in the Iran Contra Affair.
[2]= Resigned from the Presidency due to Iran Contra as well as his sabotaging talks between the US Government and Iran to release American Hostages held by Iran in 1980 coming to light.
[3]= Won the National Popular Vote in 2000 Despite losing the Electoral Vote.

[NHI]

41. George H.W. Bush: 1989-1993
42.  Mario M. Cuomo: 1993-1997
43. Colin L. Powell: 1997-2005
44. William J. Clinton: 2005-2009
45. Willard M. Romney: 2009-2017
46.  Bernard Sanders: 2017 - Present

1988:
Michael S. Dukakis/Lloyd M. Bentsen
1992:
George H.W. Bush/James D. Quayle
1996:
Mario M. Cuomo/Albert A. Gore
2000:
Albert A. Gore/John F. Kerry
2004:
John S. McCain/Samuel D. Brownback
2008:
William J. Clinton/Joseph R. Biden *Won Popular Vote by 0.50%
2012:
Barack H. Obama/Hillary R. Clinton *Won Popular Vote by 2%
2016:
Sarah L. Palin/Michael R. Pence

[VPH]

1989-1993: Dick Gephardt/Michael Dukakis
1993-1997: Phil Gramm/Jack Kemp
1997-2005: Bob Graham/Pat Schroeder
2005-2009: John McCain/Mike Huckabee
2009-2013: Hillary Clinton/Barack Obama
2013-2017: Tim Pawlenty/Linda Lingle
2017-: Elizabeth Warren/Brian Schweitzer

Losing Tickets with over 2% of the vote
1988: George HW Bush/Bob Dole
1992: Dick Gephardt/Michael Dukakis
1996: Phil Gramm/Lamar Alexander, Ross Perot/Morry Taylor
2000: Steve Forbes/Tommy Thompson, Ralph Nader/Bernie Sanders, Bob Barr/Don Young
2004: Pat Schroeder/Howard Dean
2008: John McCain/Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul/John Hostettler
2012: Hillary Clinton/Barack Obama
2016: Ted Cruz/Carly Fiorina

[LabourJersey]

43. George W. Bush/Richard Cheney 2001-2005
44. John F. Kerry/Richard Gephardt 2005-2009
45. George Allen/Tim Pawlenty 2009-2013
46. Russ Feingold/Alex Sink 2013-2021
47. Ted Cruz/Tom Cotton 2021-

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

From the recesses of my fourteen-year-old mind:

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
28. Thomas Woodrow Wilson (Democratic, New Jersey) 1913 – 1921
29. Warren Gamaliel Harding (Republican, Ohio) 1921 – 1923 †
30. Jeanette Pickering Rankin (Republican, Montana) 1923 – 1925
31. John William Davis (Democratic, West Virginia) 1925 – 1929
32. Jeanette Pickering Rankin (Republican, Montana) 1929 – 1933
33. Lena Jones Wade Springs (Democratic, Tennessee) 1933 – 1937
34. Jeanette Pickering Rankin (Republican, Montana) 1937 – 1942 *
35. Florence Prag Kahn (Republican, California) 1942 – 1945
36. Frances Perkins (Democratic, New York) 1945 – 1953
37. Dwight David Eisenhower (Republican, New York) 1953 – 1955 †
38. Margaret Madeline Chase Smith (Republican, Maine) 1955 – 1965
39. Maurine Brown Neuberger-Solomon (Democratic, Oregon) 1965 – 1969
40. Ronald Wilson Reagan (Republican, California) 1969 – 1973
41. Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm (Democratic, New York) 1973 – 1981
42. George Herbert Walker Bush (Republican, Texas) 1981 – 1981 ‡
43. Nancy Landon Kassebaum (Republican, Kansas) 1981 – 1989
44. Christine Jorgensen (Democratic, New York) 1989 – 1989 †
45. Barbara Levy Boxer (Democratic, California) 1989 – 1993
46. Paula Fickes Hawkins (Republican, Florida) 1993 – 1997
47. Paul David Wellstone (Democratic, Minnesota) 1997 – 2005
48. Lisa Ann Murkowski (Republican, Alaska) 2005 – 2009
49. Bernard Sanders (Independent-Democratic, Vermont) 2009 – 2017
50. Tammy Suzanne Green Baldwin (Democratic, Wisconsin) 2017 – present

As to how a trans woman dying of bladder cancer was elected President before a cis lesbian who wasn't, don't ask questions you aren't prepared to handle the answers to.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

No Althea Garrison

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

No Althea Garrison

Yeah, fourteen-year-old me was missing out on that opportunity.

[Boobs]

2020:
Biden/Gabbard (Democratic) - 52.0% - 351 EV
Trump/Pence (Republican) - 45.8% - 187 EV

2024:
Gabbard/O’Rourke (Democratic) - 54.0% - 401 EV
Hawley/Haley (Republican) - 44.9% - 137 EV

2028:
Gabbard/O’Rourke (United America) - 88.1% - 538 EV
Trump Jr./Cotton (Coalition of Anti-American Forces)* - 10.9% - 0 EV

2032:
al-Gabbard (Ba’ath) - 99.3% - 538 EV


* Government-mandated name

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

The Long National Nightmare

37. Richard M. Nixon (R-NY)/Spiro T. "Ted" Agnew (R-MD) 1969-1974
38. Spiro T. "Ted" Agnew (R-MD)/vacant, Gerald R. Ford (R-MI) 1974-1978
39. Gerald R. Ford (R-MI)/vacant, Phil Scott (R-PA) 1978-1981
40. Frank F. Church III (D-ID)/Reuben O. Askew (D-FL) 1981
41. Reuben O. Askew (D-FL)/vacant, Edmund. G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. (D-CA) 1981-1989
42. Gerald R. Ford (R-MI)/Jack F. Kemp (R-NY) 1989-1993
43. Jack F. Kemp (R-NY)/Robert J. "Bob" Dole (R-KS) 1993-2001
44. Joseph R. "Bob" Kerrey (D-NE)/John Edwards (D-NC) 2001-2009

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

		NAME	PARTY	TERM		FROM
33.		Harry S. Truman (1884-1972)	Democratic	1945 - 1953		Missouri
34.		Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969)	Republican	1953 - 1961		Kansas
35.		Jack Kerouac (1922-1969)	Republican	1961 - 1965		California
36.		Henry M. Jackson (1912-1983)	Democratic	1965 - 1968 (Assassinated)		Washington
37.		Hubert Humphrey (1911-1978)	Democratic	1968 - 1973		Minnesota
38.		Richard Nixon 1913-1994	Republican	1973 - 1978 (Impeached)		California
39.		George W. Romney 1907-1995	Republican	1978 - 1981		Michigan
40.		Barbara Jordan 1936-1996	Democratic	1981 - 1988		Texas
41.		Pat Robertson 1930-	Republican	1989 - 1997		Virginia
42.		Bob Dornan 1933-	Republican	1997 - 2005		California
43.		Marilyn Manson 1969-	Secular	2005 - 2009		Florida
44.		Rudy Giuliani 1944-	Republican	2009 - 2013		New York
45.		Barack Obama 1961-	Democratic	2013 - 2021		Illinois

^{(All images from Wikipedia)}

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

@Scott, I would love to hear how a McCarthyist stoner who looks like Rust Cohle from "True Detective" somehow managed to be elected president in 1960!

[Joe Biden 2024]

Reagan as Grant

40. Ronald Reagan/John Rhodes 1981-1985, Howard Baker 1985-1987, vacant 1987-1989
41. Jim Thompson/Guy Vander Jagt 1989-1993
42. Jack Kemp/Pete Wilson 1993
43. Pete Wilson/vacant 1993-1997
44. Stan Lundine/Rudy Perpich 1997, vacant 1997-2001
45. Maureen Reagan/John Kasich 2001-2005
46. Stan Lundine/John F. Kennedy Jr. 2005-2009
47. Mitch Daniels/Carly Fiorina 2009-2011, vacant 2011, Mitt Romney 2011-2013
48. Mitt Romney/vacant 2013, John Thune 2013-2021
49. Chris Christie/Rob Portman 2021-2024, vacant 2024-2025
50. Gavin Newsom/Roy Cooper 2025-2029

Losing Tickets

1980: Hugh Carey/Peter Rodino
1984: Jesse Jackson/Bill Clinton
1988: Mario Cuomo/Rudy Perpich
1992: John Galvin/Lee Hamilton
1996: George H.W. Bush/Dick Thornburgh
2000: Stan Lundine/Bob Graham
2004: Maureen Reagan/Rudy Giuliani
2008: Bernie Sanders/Terry McAuliffe
2012: Bernie Sanders/John F. Kennedy Jr.
2016: Gary Locke/John Kerry
2020: Bernie Sanders/Sherrod Brown
2024: Chris Christie/Joe Scarborough, Mitt Romney/Larry Hogan

[LabourJersey]

The Compromise of 1877 leads to the 16th Amendment of 1879. The presidential term to changed to six year terms

19. Rutherford B. Hayes/William A. Wheeler Mar. 4 1877-Mar. 4 1881
20. James G. Blaine/John Sherman Mar. 4 1881-Mar. 4 1887
21. Grover Cleveland/Joseph E. McDonald Mar. 4 1887-Mar. 4 1893
22. William B. Allison/Walter W. Phelps Mar. 4 1893-Mar. 4 1899
23. William J. Bryan/David Hill Mar. 4 1899-Oct. 15 1900*
24. David Hill/none Oct. 15 1900-Mar. 4 1905
25. Joseph G. Cannon/Philander C. Knox Mar. 4 1905-Mar. 4 1911
26. Charles E. Hughes/William H. Taft Mar. 4 1911-Mar. 4 1917
27. Thomas R. Marshall/Charles C. Bryan Mar. 4 1917-Mar. 4 1923
28. Leonard Wood/Frank O. Lowden Mar. 4 1923-Dec. 22 1926**
29. Frank O. Lowden/none, Walter E. Edge Dec. 22 1926-Mar. 4 1935
30. Huey Long/Millard Tydings Mar. 4 1935-Feb. 22 1936*
31. Millard Tydings/none Feb. 22 1936-Feb. 1 1941***
32. Herbert C. Hoover/Thomas A. Dewey Feb. 1 1941-Feb. 1 1947
33. Thomas A. Dewey/Charles A. Halleck Feb. 1 1947-Feb. 1 1953
34. George C. Marshall/Paul H. Douglas Feb. 1 1953-Feb. 1 1959
35. Hubert H. Humphrey Jr. /Albert Gore Feb. 1 1959-Feb. 1 1965
36. William W. Scranton/Richard M. Nixon Feb. 1 1965-Feb. 1 1971
37. Russell B. Long/Edmund Muskie Feb. 1 1971-Feb. 1 1977
38. Spiro T. Agnew/Pierre S. DuPont Feb. 1 1977-May 31 1978****
39. Pierre S. DuPont/none May 31 1978-Feb. 1 1983
40. Gary Hart/James E. Carter Feb. 1 1983-Feb. 1 1989
41. Robert Dole/Clinton Eastwood Feb. 1 1989-Feb. 1 1995
42. Gary Hart/Ann Richards Feb. 1 1995-Feb. 1 2001
43. Albert Gore Jr./John S. McCain Feb. 1 2001-Feb. 1 2007
44. Hillary Rodham/Michael Huckabee Feb. 1 2007-Feb. 1 2013
45. Richard Perry/Meg Whitman Feb. 1 2013-Feb. 1 2019
46. Hubert H. Humphrey IV/Cecile Richards Feb. 1 2019-Feb. 1 2025
47. Margaret C. Hoover/Taggart M. Romney Feb. 1 2025-present

* Assasinated
**Died of natural causes
*** 21st amendment changed presidential inaugurations to February 1
****Impeached

[LabourJersey]

Trump as Van Buren

45. Donald J. Trump (NY)/Michael R. Pence (IN): Jan. 20 2017-Jan. 20 2021
46. Joseph R. Biden (DE)*/Amy Klobuchar (MN): Jan. 20 2021-Feb. 21 2021
47. Amy Klobuchar (MN)/none, Phil Murphy (NJ): Feb. 21 2021-Jan. 20 2025
48. Josh Hawley (MO)/Scott Perry (PA): Jan. 20 2025-Jan. 20 2029
48. Tammy Duckworth* (IL)/Sean Patrick Maloney (NY): Jan. 20 2029-Jul. 9 2030
49. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY)/none, London Breed (CA): Jul. 9 2030-Jan. 20 2033
50. Michael J. Gallagher (WI)/Beth Van Duyne (TX): Jan. 20 2033-Jan. 20 2037
51. Beth Van Duyne (TX)/ Matt Bevin (KY): Jan. 20 2037-Jan. 20 2041
52. John Fetterman** (PA)/Sara Gideon (ME): Jan. 20 2041-present

*Died of natural causes
**First President of the Social Democratic Party, successor to the Democratic Party formed in 2034