List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

[Captain Chaos]

31. Al Smith/Franklin Roosevelt: 1929-1941

The Presidential candidate and his running mate cannot be from the same state.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

In light of recent events, the endgame of my short-lived self-insert Jeff Jackson TL.

2017-2021: Donald Trump (R-NY) / Governor Mike Pence (R-IN)
2021-2025: Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) / Former Governor John Hickenlooper (D-CO)
2025-2029: Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) / Senator Mike Lee (R-UT)
2029-2037: Senator Jeff Jackson (D-NC) / Governor Danica Roem (D-VA)
2037-2041: Vice President Danica Roem (D-VA) / Secretary of HHS Emily Peebleton (D-NC)
2041-2049: Governor Aaron Seagull (R-NY) / Senator Austin Petersen (R-MO)
2049-2057: Senator Emily Peebleton (D-NC) / Senator Anna Byrd (D-WV)
2057-0000: Vice President Anna Byrd (D-WV) / Congressman Dan Kushner (D-CA)

Shamelessly ripped off some characters (namely Seagull, Byrd, and Kushner) from Spenstar's TL, but whatever.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Why would Dole sacrifice Kansas's EVs by selecting Kassebaum?

Uh, I forgot about that. But Dole could simply change his official homestate. Wouldn't be so unique: Cheney was registered in TX in 2000, before switching back to WY after W selected him for the VP slot.

He could register in DC, for example.

This all passes over the broader point that it would be an absolutely pointless VP pick.

[dw93]

The Unthinkable of the '60s:

36. Lyndon Johnson / Vacant (Democratic) 1963-1965
37. Barry Goldwater / William Miller (Republican) 1965-1969
38. Robert  Kennedy / Terry Sanford (Democratic) 1969-1977
39. Terry Sanford / Frank Church (Democratic) 1977-1981
40. Richard Nixon / Donald Rumsfeld (Republican) 1981-1989
41. Donald Rumsfeld / Bob Dole (Republican) 1989-1993
42. Mario Cuomo / Al Gore (Democratic) 1993-2001
43. Al Gore / Joe Biden (Democratic) 2001-2005
44. Fred Thompson / George Pataki (Republican) 2005-2013
45. Andrew Cuomo / Ted Strickland (Democratic) 2013-2021
46. Nikki Haley / John Kasich (Republican) 2021-2029
47. Tim Ryan / Joaquin Castro (Democratic): 2029-Incumbent

[Sirius_]

31. Al Smith/Franklin Roosevelt: 1929-1941

The Presidential candidate and his running mate cannot be from the same state.

http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2015/apr/16/lawrence-odonnell/president-vice-president-same-state-allowed/
http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/can-the-president-and-vice-president-be-from-the-same-state
https://www.snopes.com/history/american/vicepresident.asp

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Still, you'd likely be sacrificing New York's EVs (a similar point I made with Kassebaum in Mohamed's list).

[Sirius_]

Still, you'd likely be sacrificing New York's EVs (a similar point I made with Kassebaum in Mohamed's list).

Since this is an alternate timeline, it’s possible that Roosevelt holds office in a different state or that the voting system has been changed so that electors can vote for both candidates.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

31. Al Smith/Franklin Roosevelt: 1929-1941

The Presidential candidate and his running mate cannot be from the same state.

http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2015/apr/16/lawrence-odonnell/president-vice-president-same-state-allowed/
http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/can-the-president-and-vice-president-be-from-the-same-state
https://www.snopes.com/history/american/vicepresident.asp

Again, it is still absolutely pointless. If you don’t know about any other politicians from the era, try Wikipedia.

[dw93]

Third Parties in the Loop:

42. Ross Perot (Independent/Reform) 1993-2001 VP: James Stockdale: 1993-1995, Jack Kemp: 1995-2001

43. Dick Gephardt (Democratic) 2001-2009 VP: Howard Dean: 2001-2009

44. Donald Trump (Reform) 2009-2013 VP: Jesse Ventura: 2009-2013

45. Mitt Romney (Republican) 2013-2021 VP: Lindsey Graham: 2013-2021

46. Bernie Sanders (Progressive) 2021-2025 VP: Jeff Merkley: 2021-2025

47. Rand Paul (Republican Reform Alliance) 2025-2033 VP: Mike Lee: 2025-2033

48. Gavin Newsom (Democratic Progressive Alliance) 2033-Incumbent VP: Keith Ellison: 2033-Incumbent

[Sestak]

In 1984, after winning re-election, Reagan abruptly announces the unification of the US and UK.

1. Ronald Reagan (1985 - 1990) / Margaret Thatcher (Conservative Republican)
2. Margaret Thatcher (1990 - 1995) / Dan Quayle (Conservative Republican)
3. Al Gore (1995 - 2005) / Paddy Ashdown (1995 - 1998), Tony Blair (1998 - 2005) (Democratic)
4. Tony Blair (2005 - 2010) / Mark Warner (Democratic)
5. Rick Perry (2010 - 2015) / David Cameron (Conservative Republican)
6. Ed Milliband (2015- present) / Barack Obama (United Labor)

Losing tickets:

1990
David Steel / Michael Dukakis (D)
Neil Kinnock / Roy Hattersley (Lab.)

1995
Dan Quayle / John Major (CR)
Labour did not run a candidate due to lack of appeal in America, death of presumptive nominee John Smith, fear of spoiler effect for Gore.

2000
William Hague / John McCain (CR)

2005
George W. Bush / Michael Ancram (CR)
Howard Dean / Robin Cook (UL)
One of the most controversial elections ever, as Blair came in third place in the popular vote of a tight three-way race, but still managed to gain an electoral college majority by winning in most of the close states, as well as defeating the two American-centric tickets in Britain. While they did win, Blair and the Democrats would never recover from the dramatic unpopularity that resulted.

2010
Harriet Harman / Bernie Sanders (UL)
Tony Blair / Hillary Clinton (D)

2015
Rick Perry / David Cameron (CR)
Nick Clegg / Susan Collins (D)

[Kingpoleon]

1893-1901: William Jennings Bryan*/Adlai Stevenson
1901: William McKinley**/Theodore Roosevelt
1901-1905: Theodore Roosevelt***/vacant
1905-1909: Theodore Roosevelt***/Charles Evan Hughes
1909-1917: Charles Evan Hughes****/Robert Todd Lincoln
1917-1922: James Cox[5]/Charles W. Bryan
1922-1925: Charles W. Bryan[6]/vacant
1925-1929: Charles W. Bryan[6]/Alfred Smith
1929-1933: Gov. Floyd Olson(D/P-MN)[7]/Rep. Henry Wallace(D/P-NY)
1933-1941: Fmr. Gen./Gov. Theodore Roosevelt Jr.(R-NY)/Sen. Hiram Johnson(R-CA)[8]

*Signed the sixteen-to-one silver:gold ratio of coinage that still exists today
**Assassinated
***Strengthened economic ties to Germany and Italy; created the Federal Bank, which centralized inflation/deflation and localized monetary supply
****Signed the Berlin Alliance with Germany, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, and Russia; President when the Great War began in 1910 who then intervened and successfully took the Yukon, Baja California, the Yucatán, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia
5: A strong supporter of the League of Nations, Cox also established the federal minimum wage at twenty cents an hour and made sure to tie it to the supply of silver and gold, as well as inflation
6: Bryan began staunchly supporting anti-trust laws, as well as signing into law the Norris-Johnson Work Week Act, limiting all work considered physical labor to nine hours a day, and, for railroads, eight hours a day.
7: Olson began by nationalizing banks, railroads, meat packing, some newspapers, and big agriculture, as well as federalizing police. He placed Upton Sinclair, Vito Marcantonio, Freda Kirchwey, Allan Benson, Emil Seidel, and a handful of others in charge of these. He cancelled free trade agreements with Russia(by 1930, a constitutional monarchy under Alexander IV, Vasily Maklakov, Alexander Kerensky, and Georgy Lvov), Germany, and France. Olson then proceeded to increase the minimum wage to $0.60 an hour, instate a five tier progressive income tax, and provide free meals nationally for the working and middle class. Combined with a forty hour work week, businesses publicly denounced Olson for ruining the economy. By January of 1932, unemployment was at 14.9% and inflation was at nearly seven percent. The stock market had crashed. Olson’s “People Before Business”/“Worker’s Deal” has failed.
8: Roosevelt pledged to reduce the centralization of the Federal Bank and privatize everything nationalized. By placing Nelson Rockefeller, Herbert Hoover, Frances Perkins, Mina Van Winkle, Colston Warne and others in charge of privatization, it was done within two years. The minimum wage was lowered to thirty cents, the free trade agreements reinstated, the progressive income tax went down to three tiers, and a basic welfare system for food and housing funded federally, administered locally, was set up. The work week was increased to a sixty hour work week.

[Dr. MB]

28. Robert La Follette (Progressive-Wisconsin) 1913–1921
29. Eugene Debs (S-Indiana) 1921–1925
30. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1925–1933†
31. Charles G. Dawes (R-Illinois) 1933
32. Huey Long (Socialist-Farmer-Labor-Louisiana) 1933–1941
33. Elmer A. Benson (SFL-Minnesota) 1941–1949
34. Henry Wallace (SFL-Iowa) 1949–1961
35. Richard Nixon (R-California) 1961–1969
36. George McGovern (SFL-Minnesota) 1969–1977
37. Ronald Reagan (R-California) 1977–1985
38. Bob Dole (R-Kansas) 1985–1989
39. Al Gore (Center-Tennessee) 1989–1997
40. Steve Forbes (R-New York) 1997–2005
41. Bernie Sanders (SFL-Vermont) 2005–2017
42. Tulsi Gabbard (SFL-Hawaii) 2017–present

†-died in office

In this scenario, as a result of the U.S.'s non-entry into WWI, and lack of "Red Scare", the Cold War never escalates to much, except for poor relations during the "conservative era" of 1977–2005. WWII occurs and has the same result. Today, the Baltic countries, Moldova, and Tajikistan are independent and the Soviet Union, while still existing, has held elections and has had market reforms.

The major parties today are the Socialist-Farmer-Labor Party, the Republican Party, and Center Alliance. The SFL originated in the early 1930s as a merger of the Socialist Party, Progressive Party, and Farmer-Labor Party. Most populist/New Deal type Democrats joined the SFL while the more conservative ones were allied with the Republicans, and the Democratic Party gradually dissolved, although they stuck around in Congress until the 1970s, mostly with support in the rural south and midwest.

2016 presidential election:

SFL: Tulsi Gabbard/Jeff Merkley (338)
Republican: Ted Cruz/Tim Scott (119)
Center: Brian Sandoval/Susan Collins (72)
Libertarian: Gary Johnson/Justin Amash (9)

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Couldn't think of a name for the Yellow Party?

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Couldn't think of a name for the Yellow Party?

Neither could Roy Moore.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

New Hickory

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
45. Donald John Trump (Republican, New York) 2017 - 2025
Vice Presidents: James Henry Webb Jr. (Republican, Virginia) 2017 - 2021; Dean Arthur Heller (Republican, Nevada) 2021 - 2025

46. Dean Arthur Heller (Republican, Nevada) 2025 - 2029
Vice President: Randal Howard Paul (Republican, Kentucky) 2025 - 2029

47. Robert Patrick Casey Jr. (Democratic, Pennsylvania) 2029 - 2029 †
Vice President: David Evan McMullin (Democratic, Utah) 2029 - 2029

48. David Evan McMullin (Independent, Utah) 2029 - 2033
Vice President: Tom Cotton (Republican, Arkansas) 2029 - 2033

49. Paul Davis Ryan Jr. (Republican, Wisconsin) 2033 - 2037
Vice President: James Edward Banks (Republican, Indiana) 2037 - 2041

50. Stephen Petraeus (Democratic, Massachusetts) 2037 - 2037 †
Vice President: Peter Rey Aguilar (Democratic, California) 2037 - 2038

51. Peter Rey Aguilar (Democratic, California) 2038 - 2041
Vice President: John D. Ford (Democratic, Indiana) 2042 - 2045

52. Erin Elizabeth Stewart (Republican, Connecticut) 2041 - 2049
Vice President: Matthew Bogusz (Republican, Illinois) 2041 - 2049

53. Peter Paul Montgomery Buttigieg (Progressive, New York) 2049 - [?]
Vice President: Svante L. Myrick (Progressive, New York) 2053 - [?]

[Dr. MB]

Couldn't think of a name for the Yellow Party?

I meant to put Libertarian

[Kamala]

Hawaii 5-0

44. Barack Obama (D-IL) / Joe Biden (D-DE) 2009-2017

45. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) / Gary Peters (D-MI) 2017-2025

46. Chris Lee (D-HI) / Roy Cooper (D-NC) 2025-2033

47. Beth Fukumoto (D-HI) / Tim Ryan (D-OH) 2033-2041

48. Kaniela Ing (D-HI) / Seth Moulton (D-MA) 2041-2049

[LabourJersey]

38. Gerald R. Ford (R) Aug. 9 1974-Sep. 6 1975 [Died in Office]
39. Nelson Rockefeller (R) Sep. 6 1975-Nov. 8 1978 [Died in Office]
40. Elliot L. Richardson (R) Nov. 8 1978-Jan. 20 1981
41. James E. Carter (D) Jan. 20 1981-Jan. 20 1989
42. Dale L. Bumpers (D) Jan. 20 1989-Jan. 20 1997
43. Steven R. Forbes (R) Jan. 20 1997-Jan. 20 2001
44. William J. Clinton (D) Jan. 20 2001-Jan. 20 2005
45. John R. McCain (R) Jan. 20 2005-Jan. 20 2013
46. Brian Schweitzer (D) Jan. 20 2013-

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
9. William Henry Harrison (Whig, Ohio) 1841 - 1841 †
10. John Tyler (Whig–Independent, Virginia) 1841 - 1845
11. Henry Clay (Whig, Kentucky) 1845 - 1849
12. Lewis Cass (Democratic, Michigan) 1849 - 1857
13. William Orlando Butler (Democratic, Ohio) 1857 - 1858 †
14. John Cabell Breckinridge (Democratic, Kentucky) 1858 - 1861
15. Sam Houston (American, Texas) 1861 - 1863 †
16. Alexander Hamilton Stephens (Democratic, Georgia) 1863 - 1865
17. Abraham Lincoln (Republican, Illinois) 1865 - 1866 ‡
18. Charles Sumner (Republican, Massachusetts) 1866 - 1869
19. Philip Henry Sheridan (National Union–Republican, New York) 1869 - 1877
20. Thomas Andrews Hendricks (Democratic, Indiana) 1877 - 1881
21. James Gillespie Blaine (Republican, Maine) 1881 - 1885
22. Winfield Scott Hancock (Democratic, Pennsylvania) 1885 - 1886 †
23. Isaac Pusey Grey (Democratic, Indiana) 1886 - 1889
24. Walter Quintin Gresham (Republican, Indiana) 1889 - 1895
25. Daniel Lindsay Russell Jr. (Republican, North Carolina) 1895 - 1901
26. Thomas Brackett Reed (Republican, Maine) 1901 - 1902 †
27. Henry Moore Teller (Republican, Colorado) 1902 - 1905
28. Alton Brooks Parker (Democratic, Maryland) 1905 - 1909
29. William Howard Taft (Republican, Ohio) 1909 - 1917
30. Henry Cabot Lodge Sr. (Republican, Massachusetts) 1917 - 1921
31. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Democratic, New York) 1921 - 1921 †
32. Thomas Riley Marshall (Democratic, Indiana) 1921 - 1925
33. Henry Ford (Democratic, Michigan) 1925 - 1933
34. Herbert Clark Hoover (Republican, California) 1933 - 1937
35. Huey Pierce Long (Socialist Labor, Louisiana) 1937 - 1942 *
36. Henry Asgard Wallace (Socialist Labor, Iowa) 1942 - 1945
37. Alfred Mossman Landon (Republican, Kansas) 1945 - 1953
38. Dwight David Eisenhower (Republican, Kansas) 1953 - 1957
39. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (Republican, Massachusetts) 1957 - 1961
40. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Liberal, Massachusetts) 1961 - 1969
41. Hubert Horatio Humphrey (Liberal, Minnesota) 1969 - 1973
42. George Wilcken Romney (Republican, Michigan) 1973 - 1981
43. Birch Evan Bayh II (Liberal, Indiana) 1981 - 1985
43. Robert Joseph Dole (Republican, Kansas) 1985 - 1993
44. Patrick Joseph Buchanan (Republican, Virginia) 1993 - 1997
45. Albert Arnold Gore Jr. (Liberal, Tennessee) 1997 - 2005
46. John Fitzgerald Kerry (Liberal, Massachusetts) 2005 - 2009
47. Mitchell Elias Daniels Jr. (Republican, Indiana) 2009 - 2017
48. Elizabeth Ann Warren (Liberal, Massachusetts) 2017 - incumbent

† died in office of natural causes          ‡ assassinated          * resigned

DEFEATED CANDIDATES
1844     John Tyler (National Democratic), Martin Van Buren (Democratic), James Gillespie Birney (Liberty)
1848     John Middleton Clayton (Whig), Gerrit Smith (Liberty)
1852     Winfield Scott (Whig), Gerrit Smith (Liberty)
1856     Charles Francis Adams (Conscience Whig), Millard Fillmore (National American Whig)
1860     Stephen Arnold Douglas (Democratic), William Henry Seward (Republican) (in the House of Representatives)
1864     Alexander Hamilton Stephens (Southern Democratic), Joseph Albert Wright (Northern Democratic), Edward Everett (Union)
1868     George Hunt Pendleton (Democratic)
1872     Thomas Andrews Hendricks (Democratic)
1876     Benjamin Helm Bristow (Republican), Peter Cooper (Greenback)
1880     Thomas Andrews Hendricks (Democratic), James Baird Weaver (Greenback)
1884     James Gillespie Blaine (Republican), Benjamin Franklin Bulter (Greenback), John Pierce St. John (Prohibition)
1888     Stephen Grover Cleveland (Democratic), Clinton Browen Fisk (Prohibition)
1892     Stephen Grover Cleveland (Democratic), John Bidwell (Prohibition)
1896     Richard Parks Bland (Democratic), Joshua Levering (Prohibition)
1900     Claude Matthews (Democratic), John Granville Woolley (Prohibition), Eugene Victor Debs (Social Democratic)
1904     Henry Moore Teller (Republican), Eugene Victor Debs (Socialist), Silas Comfort Swallow (Prohibition)
1908     Alton Brooks Parker (Democratic), Eugene Victor Debs (Socialist), Eugene Wilder Chafin (Prohibition)
1912     William Randolph Hearst (Democratic), Eugene Victor Debs (Socialist), Eugene Wilder Chafin (Prohibition)
1916     John Burke (Democratic), Allan Louis Benson (Socialist), James Franklin Hanly (Prohibition)
1920     Henry Cabot Lodge Sr. (Republican), Eugene Victor Debs (Socialist), Aaron Sherman Watkins (Prohibition)
1924     Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (Republican), Norman Thomas (Socialist)
1928     Herbert Clark Hoover (Republican), Norman Thomas (Socialist)
1932     Henry Ford (Democratic), Huey Pierce Long (Socialist Labor), James Hudson Maurer (National Socialist)
1936     Herbert Clark Hoover (Republican), John Nance Garner (Democratic), George A. Nelson (National Socialist)
1940     Wendell Lewis Willkie (Republican), Robert Marion La Follette Jr. (Farmer Labor)
1944     Robert Marion La Follette Jr. (Social Democratic), Henry Asgard Wallace (Socialist Labor)
1948     William Orville Douglas (Social Democratic)
1952     Carey Estes Kefauver (Social Democratic)
1956     Adlai Ewing Stevenson II (Liberal), Claude Denson Pepper (Socialist)
1960     Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (Republican)
1964     Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller (Republican)
1968     Richard Milhous Nixon (Republican)
1972     Hubert Horatio Humphrey (Liberal), George Corley Wallace (Working People's)
1976    Frank Forrester Church III (Liberal), George Corley Wallace (Working People's), Patrick Joseph Buchanan (Christian Democratic)
1980     Gerald Rudolph Ford (Republican), Patrick Joseph Buchanan (Independent)
1984     Birch Evan Bayh III (Liberal)
1988     Mario Matthew Cuomo (Liberal)
1993     Jesse Louis Jackson Sr. (Liberal)
1996     Patrick Joseph Buchanan (Republican)
2000     John Richard Kasich (Republican), Henry Ross Perot (Independent), Ralph Nader (Green)
2004     John Sidney McCain III (Republican), Ralph Nader (Independent)
2008     John Fitzgerald Kerry (Liberal)
2012     Hillary Dianne Rodham (Liberal), Gary Johnson (Libertarian)
2016     Edward Walter Gillespie (Republican), James Conley Justice (Independent), Gary Johnson (Libertarian)

[President Johnson]

After the Civil War, presidents are elected to a single six year term and by popular vote, starting in 1868.

March 4, 1869 - March 4, 1875: Ulysses S. Grant / Henry Wilson
March 4, 1875 - March 4, 1881: Samuel Tilden / Thomas Hendricks
March 4, 1881 - March 4, 1887: James G. Blaine / Robert Todd Lincoln
March 4, 1887 - March 4, 1893: Adlai Ewing Stevenson / Allen G. Thurman
March 4, 1893 - March 4, 1899: Mark Hanna / William McKinley
March 4, 1899 - September 14, 1901: William McKinley / Theodore Roosevelt
September 14, 1901 - March 4, 1905: Theodore Roosevelt / vacant
March 4, 1905 - March 4, 1911: Philander C. Knox / Charles W. Fairbanks
March 4, 1911 - March 4, 1917: William J. Bryan / Alton B. Parker
March 4, 1917 – March 4, 1923: Charles E. Hughes / Hiram Johnson
March 4, 1923 - March 4, 1929: Hiram Johnson / Frank B. Kellogg
March 4, 1929 - January 20, 1935: Charles McNary / Herbert Hoover
January 20, 1935 - January 20, 1941: Franklin D. Roosevelt / John Nance Garner
January 20, 1941 - October 8, 1944: Wendell Willkie / Thomas E. Dewey
October 8, 1944 - January 20, 1947: Thomas E. Dewey / vacant
January 20, 1947 - January 20, 1953: Robert H. Jackson / James F. Byrnes
January 20, 1953 - January 20, 1959: Earl Warren / Everett Dirksen
January 20, 1959 - January 20, 1965: Stuart Symington / Hubert Humphrey
January 20, 1965 - January 20, 1971: Lyndon B. Johnson / Pat Brown
January 20, 1971 - January 20, 1977: Nelson A. Rockefeller / Thomas Kuchel
January 20, 1977 -  January 20, 1983: Albert Brewer / Frank Church
January 20, 1983 - January 20, 1989: Richard Schweiker / Pete McClosky
January 20, 1989 - January 20, 1995: Lawton Chiles / Jerry Brown
January 20, 1995 - January 20, 2001: William Ruckelshaus / Pete Wilson
January 20, 2001 - January 20, 2007: Jerry Brown / Douglas Wilder
January 20, 2007 - January 20, 2013: George Pataki / Bill Frist
January 20, 2013- January 20, 2019: Barack Obama / Joe Biden
Starting January 20, 2019: Steve Bullock / Kamala Harris

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Presidents

Vice Presidents

31. Herbert Hoover (R-Calif.) 1929-1937

31. Charles Curtis (R-Kans.) 1929-1936^Died
Vacant 1936-1937

32. William E. Borah (R-Idaho) 1937-1940^Died

32. Frank Knox (R-Ill.) 1937-1939^Res.
Vacant 1939-1941

33. Robert M. La Follette, Jr. (P-Wisc.) 1940-1941
34. Franklin D. Roosevelt (D-N.Y.) 1941-1949

33. Henry A. Wallace (D-Iowa) 1941-1945
34. Harry S Truman (D-Mo.) 1945-1949

35. Dwight Eisenhower (D-Kans.) 1949-1957

35. Claude Pepper (D-Fla.) 1949-1957

36. Claude Pepper (D-Fla.) 1957-1965

36. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Texas) 1957-1965

36. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Texas) 1965-1968^Ass.

37. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) 1965-1968

37. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) 1968-1969

Vacant 1968-1969

39. Claude Pepper (D-Fla.) 1969-1977

38. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) 1969-1972^Died
Vacant 1972-1973
39. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) 1973-1977

40. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) 1977-1981

40. Mo Udall (D-Ariz.) 1977-1981

41. Ronald Reagan (R-Calif.) 1981-1985

41. George H. W. Bush (R-Texas) 1981-1985

42. Mo Udall (D-Ariz.) 1985-1993

42. Geraldine Ferraro (D-N.Y.) 1985-1993

43. Pat Buchanan (R-Va.) 1993-2001

43. George H. W. Bush (R-Texas) 1993-1997
44. Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) 1997-2001

44. Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) 2001-2002^Ass.

45. John Danforth (R-Mo.) 2001-2002

45. John Danforth (R-Mo.) 2002-2009

Vacant 2002-2003
46. Colin Powell (R-N.Y.) 2003-2009

46. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-Ill.) 2009-2013

47. Gray Davis (D-Calif.) 2009-2012^Imp.
Vacant 2012
48. Joe Biden (D-Del.) 2012-2013

47. Mitt Romney (R-Mich.) 2013-2021

49. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) 2013-2021

48. Joe Biden (D-Del.) 2021-2025

50. Alison Lundergan Grimes (D-Ky.) 2021-2025

49. Nicole Malliotakis (R-N.Y.) 2025-2029

51. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) 2025-2029

50. Jason Kander (D-Mo.) 2029-

52. Stacey Abrams (D-Ga.) 2029-

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

For the record, it was the Secretary of State who ascended to the Presidency without a President or Vice President present, not the Speaker of the House, at the time of Borah's death in 1940.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

For the record, it was the Secretary of State who ascended to the Presidency without a President or Vice President present, not the Speaker of the House, at the time of Borah's death in 1940.

When I hit Post on this I literally thought to myself "I hope Peebs doesn't have to correct any mistakes in my post again" but alas here we are (thanks). Fixed!

[President Johnson]

For the record, it was the Secretary of State who ascended to the Presidency without a President or Vice President present, not the Speaker of the House, at the time of Borah's death in 1940.

Yeah, was the case between 1886 and 1947. Before, President pro tem and the Speaker were on the list (in that order) and then removed completely. At President Truman's request in 1947, they were included again the other way around and before the cabinet members under the Presidential Succession Act. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidential_Succession_Act

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Presidents of the Republic of Florida

30. Millard F. Caldwell (Democratic), 1941-1951
31. Daniel McCarthy (Democratic), 1951-1952^†
Acting: Speaker C. Farris Bryant (Democratic), 1952-1954
32. LeRoy Collins (Liberal), 1954-1959
33. C. Farris Bryant (Democratic), 1959-1964
34. Robert King High (Liberal), 1964-1970^†
Acting: Speaker W. Haydon Burns (Democratic), 1970
35. Reubin Askew (Liberal), 1970-1980
36. Bob Graham (Liberal), 1980-1990
37. Lawton Chiles (Liberal), 1990-1995
38. Jeb Bush (Conservative), 1995-2005
39. Janet Reno (Liberal), 2005-2010
40. Jennifer Carroll (Conservative), 2010-2012^R
Acting: Speaker Marco Rubio (Conservative), 2012
41. Marco Rubio (Conservative), 2012-2017
42. Patrick Murphy (Liberal), 2017-present