List of Alternate Presidents

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1953-1955: Dwight Eisenhower(R-NY)/Richard Nixon(R-CA)
1955-1957: Richard Nixon(R-CA)/VACANT
1957-1961: Richard Nixon(R-CA)/Thomas Dewey(R-NY)
1961-1965: Thomas Dewey(R-NY)/Theodore McKeldin(R-MD)
1965-1973: Lyndon Johnson(D-TX)/Allan Shivers(D-TX)
1973-1981: John F. Kennedy(D-MA)/Eugene McCarthy(D-MN)
1981-1989: Ronald Reagan(R-CA)/John Lindsay(R-NY)
1989-1993: Charles Percy(R-IL)/Gerald Ford(R-MI)
1993-1995: Eugene McCarthy(P-MN)/Ross Perot(P-VT)
1995-1997: Ross Perot(P-TX)/Gary Johnson(P-NM)
1997-2005: Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Michael Bloomberg(R-NY)
2005-2013: Michael Bloomberg(R-NY)/John Kasich(R-OH)
2013-2017: Dan Quayle(D-IN)/Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA)
2017-2025: John Kasich(R-OH)/Joe Lieberman(R-CT)



DEFEATED TICKETS:
1956: Jon Sparkman(D-AL)/Strom Thurmond(D-SC)
1960: George Smathers(D-FL)/Allan Shivers(D-TX)
1964: Theodore McKeldin(R-MD)/Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.(R-MA)
1968: George Romney(R-MI)/Margaret Chase Smith(R-ME), Eugene McCarthy(G-MN)/Mike Gravel(G-AK)
1972: Margaret Smith(R-ME)/Lowell Weicker(R-CT), Mike Gravel(G-AK)/Barry Goldwater(G-AZ)
1976: Lowell Weicker(R-CT)/Larry Pressler(R-ND), Mike Gravel(G-AK)/Ron Paul(G-TX)
1980: Eugene McCarthy(D-MN)/Henry "Scoop" Jackson(D-WA)
1984: Barry Goldwater(D-AZ)/John Connally(D-TX), Ralph Nader(P-MD)/Ross Perot(P-TX)
1988: David Boren(D-OK)/Mike Gravel(D-AK), James Stockdale(P-IL)/Tommy Thompson(P-WI)
1992: Charles Percy(R-IL)/Lowell Weicker(R-CT), Mike Gravel(D-AK)/Strom Thurmond(D-SC)
1996: Mike Gravel(D-AK)/Harry Byrd, Jr.(D-VA), Ross Perot(P-TX)/Gary Johnson(P-NM)
2000: Gary Johnson(P-NM)/Ross Perot(P-TX), Ron Paul(D-TX)/Dale Bumpers(D-AR)
2004: James Thurmond, Jr.(D-AR)/Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA), Tommy Thompson(P-WI)/Gary Johnson(P-NM)
2008: Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA)/George Wallace, Jr.(D-AL), Gary Johnson(L-NM)/Rand Paul(P-KY)
2012: George Wallace, Jr.(D-AL)/Kurt Schrader(D-OR), Rand Paul(L-KY)/Mike Gravel(L-AK)
2016: Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA)/James Webb(D-VA), Rand Paul(L-KY)/Justin Amash(L-MI)
2020: James Webb(D-VA)/Mark Warner(D-WV), Justin Amash(L-MI)/Jill Stein(L-MA)
2024: Jon Huntsman, Jr.(R-UT)/Martin O'Malley(R-MD), Rand Paul(L-KY)/Barry Goldwater, III(L-CA)


In 2024, James Webb wins with Rahm Emanuel, then-Mayor of Chicago, as his running-mate.

Also:

Democratic: Centre-left
Republicans: Centre
Liberty: Centre-right


Previous Parties:
Progressive


It should be noted that the "Conservative Demcrats" only recently got tossed out - Webb represents the center of the Democratic Party ITTL, while Elizabeth Warren, the Chafee ITTL, and Ralph Nader is the Elizabeth Warden of this timeline.

Just to be clear:
Conservative Democrats: George Wallace, III(D-GA), Harry Byrd, III(D-VA), and Mike Beebe(D-AR)[more conservative than in our timeline]
Centrist Democrats: James Webb(D-VA), Joseph Lieberman(D-CT), and Rahm Emanuel(D-IL)
Center-Left Democrats: Hillary Rodham-Edwards(D-NC), Howard Dean(D-VT), and J(D-MS)
Left-Democrats: Patrick J. Kennedy, II(D-CT), Jerry Brown(D-CA), and Evan Bayh(D-IN)
Far-Left Democrats: Bernie Sanders(D-VT), Jill Stein(D-MA), and Kshama Sawant(D-WA)

Geoge Wallace, III(D-GA): Chair of the Conservative Democrats, Former Representative
Harry Byrd, III(D-VA): Lieutenant Governor(2011-2025)
Mike Beebe(D-AR): Chair of the Conservative Democratic Caucus, Incumbent Rep.

James Webb(D-VA): Senator of the Progressive Democratic Caucus
Joseph Lieberman(D-CT): Governor of Connecticut
Rahm Emanuel(D-IL): Mayor of Chicago

Hillary Rodham-Edwards(D-NC): Former One-Term Rep., Inc. First Lady
Howard Dean(D-VT): Gov. of Vermont
John Kerry(D-MA): Secretary of Commerce, Former Sen.

Patrick J. Kennedy, II(D-CT): Inc. Representative; Mentored by Former Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Anne Gust Brown(D-CA): Inc. Gov. of California
Christopher Bayh(D-IN): Inc. Gov. of Indiana

Bernie Sanders(D-VT): Inc. Rep. of Vermont
Jill Stein(D-MA): Inc. Lnt. Gov. of Massachusetts
Kshama Sawant(D-WA): Inc. Mayor of Seattle

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One more quick list:

1969-1977: Ronald Reagan(R-CA)/Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)[1]
1968: Hubert Humphrey, Jr.(D-MN)/Fred Harris(D-OK), George Wallace(H-AL)/Allan Shivers(H-TX)
1972: Allan Shivers(D-TX)/Morris Udall(D-AZ)

1977-1981: David Boren(D-OK)/Edmund Muskie(D-ME)[2]
1976: John Volpe(R-MA)/George Romney(R-MI)

1981-1989: Lowell Weicker(R-CT)/Charles Percy(R-IL)[3]
1980: David Boren(D-OK)/Henry "Scoop" Jackson(D-WA)
1984: Jerry Brown(D-CA)/Henry Jackson(D-WA)

1989-1993: Lloyd Bentsen(D-TX)/Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA)[4]
1988: George H. W. Bush(R-TX)/Steve Forbes(R-NY)

1993-2001: Winthrop Rockefeller(R-AR)/Gerald Ford(R-MI)[5]
1992: Lloyd Bentsen(D-TX)/Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA)
1996: George Wallace, Jr.(D-AL)/John Glenn(D-OH), Barry Goldwater, Jr.(L-CA)/Mike Gravel(L-AK)

2001-2005: Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Michael Bloomberg(R-NY)[6]
2000: Barry Goldwater, Jr.(D-CA)/John Edwards(D-NC)

2005-2013: Ron Dellums(D-CA)/James Webb(D-VA)[7]
2004: Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Michael Bloomberg(R-NY)
2008: Colin Powell(R-WI)/George W. Bush(R-TX)

2013-PRESENT: John Kasich(R-OH)/Joseph Biden(R-DE)[8]
2012: James Webb(D-VA)/Mike Huckabee(D-AR)

[1]: Reagan used his charisma and age to unite the party with the aged liberal Rockefeller. His Presidency was an eventful time of growth and foreign policy success. However, the "Cuban Civil War" led to the 1976 defeat of the Republican Party.

RESERVED FOOTNOTES

Secretary of State: George Romney(R-MI)[1969-1977], Eugene McCarthy(D-MN)[1977-1981], George H. W. Bush(R-TX)[1981-1989], Mike Gravel(L-AK)[1989-1993], Joseph Lieberman(R-CT)[1993-2001], George W. Bush(R-TX)[2001-2005], John McCain(D-AZ)[2005-2011], John Kerry(D-MA)[2011-2013], Jon Huntsman(R-UT)[2013-PRESENT]

Secretary of the Treasury: Charles Percy(R-IL)[1969-1975; runs for Senator & wins], Allan Shivers(D-TX)[1975-1981], Ross Perot(R-TX)[1981-1989], Dan Quayle(D-IN)[1989-1993], Gary Johnson(R-NM)[1993-2001], John Kasich(R-OH)[2001-2005], Howard Dean(D-VT)[2005-2013], Paul Ryan(R-WI)[2013-P.]

Secretary of Defense: Nathan Twining(R-PA)[1969-1977], Alexander Haig(D-IN)[1977-1981], James Stockdale(I-OR)[1981-1989], James Webb(D-VA)[1989-1993], Colin Powell(R-WI)[1993-1997], Jon Huntsman, Jr.(R-UT)[1997-2005], John Edwards(D-NC)[2005-2009], John Kerry(D-MA)[2009-2011], William Richardson(D-NM)[2011-2013], William McRaven(R-VA)[2013-P.]

Attorney General: Randolph Hearst(R-MI)[1969-1977], Lloyd Bentsen(D-TX)[1977-1981], Larry Pressler(R-ND)[1981-1989]

RESERVED CABINET

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2016 Presidential Election:

John Kasich(R-OH)/Marco Rubio(R-FL) - 51.3% - 290 EVs

Joseph Biden(D-DE)/Keith Ellison(D-MN - 47.4% - 248 EVs

Third Party Candidates:

Jesse Ventura(L-MN)/Gary Johnson(L-MN) - 1.0%
Jill Stein(G-MA)/Dennis Kuchinich(G-OH) - 0.6%
Alan Keyes(C-MD)/Thomas Tancredo(C-CO) - 0.3%
Rocky Anderson(J-UT)/Ralph Nader(J-CT) - 0.1%
Robert Barr(Freedom-GA)/Robert Smith(Freedom-NH) - 0.1%

Others: 2.1%

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1981-1989: Ronald Reagan(R-CA)/John B. Anderson(R-IL)

1989-1997: Albert Gore(D-TE)/David Boren(D-OK)

1997-2005: Rudy Guiliani(R-NY)/Robert Dole(R-KS)

2005-2009: John Glenn(D-OH)/Howard Dean(D-VT)

2009-2017: Jon Huntsman, Jr.(R-UT)/Joseph Lieberman(R-CT)

2017-2021: James Webb(D-VA)/Andrew Cuomo(D-NY)

Defeated Candidates:

1980: James Carter(D-GA)/Walter Mondale(D-MN), Eugene McCarthy(Independent-MN)/George H. W. Bush(I-TX)
1984: Edmund Muskie(D-ME)/Lloyd Bentsen(D-TX)
RESERVED

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1953-1961: John Bricker(R-OH)/Dwight Eisenhower(R-NY):

The Bricker Presidential Cabinet

Secretary of State: Richard Nixon(R-CA)[1953-1957], Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.(R-MA)[1957-1961]

          National Security Advisor: John Foster Dulles(R-NY)[1953-1961]

Secretary of the Treasury: William Martin(D-MO)[1953-1961]

          Chairman of the Federal Reserve: George M. Humphrey(R-MI)[1953-1961]

Secretary of the Defense: Allen Dulles(R-NY)[1953-1955], Douglas MacArthur(R-AR)[1955-1961]
Attorney General: Thomas Dewey(R-NY)[1953-1955 Chief Justice], Earl Warren(R-CA)[1955-1961]
Secretary of the Interior: Barry Goldwater(R-AZ)[1953-1961]
Postmaster General: Arthur Summerfield(R-MI)[1953-1957], Philip Willkie(R-IN)[1957-1961]
Secretary of the Interior: Barry Goldwater(R-AZ)[1953-1961]
Secretary of Agriculture: Robert Simmons(R-NE)[1953-1961]
Secretary of Commerce: Philip Willkie(R-IN)[1953-1957], Ben Guill(R-TX)[1957-1961]
Secretary of Labor: George Meany(D-NY)[1953-1961]
Secretary of the General Welfare: George Romney(R-MI)[1954-1961]
Secretary of Education: Jeannette Rankin(R-MT)[1953-1959]
U. N. Ambassador: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.(R-MA)[1953-1957],

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1961-1969: Henry Jackson(Farmer-WA)/Eugene McCarthy(Farmer-MN):

The Jackson Presidential Cabinet

Secretary of State: Adlai Stevenson II(D-IL)[1961-1965], Edmund Muskie(D-NE)[1965-1969]

          National Security Advisor: Dean Rusk(D-GA)[1961-1969]

Secretary of the Treasury: William Martin(D-MO)[1953-1969]

          Chairman of the Federal Reserve: Eugene Black, Sr.(D-TE)[1961-1969]

Secretary of the Defense: Robert McNamara(D-CA))[1961-1969]
Attorney General: Sarah Hughes(D-TX)[1961-1965, Supreme Court], Eunic Carter(R-NY)
Postmaster General: William Randolph Hearst, Jr.(D-NY)[1961-1969
Secretary of the Interior: Stewart Udall[1961-1963], Hubert Humphrey(D-MN][1964-1969]
Secretary of Agriculture: Hubert Humphrey(D-MN)[1961-1963], Morris Udall(D-AZ)[1963-1969]
Secretary of Commerce: Allan Sproul(D-NY)[1961-1969]
Secretary of Labor: George McGovern(D-SD)[1961-1969]
Secretary of the General Welfare: Sargent Shriver(D-MA)[1961-1967], [1967-1969]
Secretary of Education: Charles Percy(R-IL)[1961-1966], Owen Wilson(D-MN)[1966-1969]
U. N. Ambassador: John P. Kennedy, Jr.(D-MA)[1961-1967, Senate], Sargent Shriver[1967-1969]

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1969-1977: Ronald Reagan(R-CA)/Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)
1977-1981: Hubert Humphrey(F-MN)/Edmund Muskie(F-ME)
1981-1989: Gerald Ford(R-MI)/John B. Anderson(R-IL)
1989-1997: Paul Tsongas(F-MA)/Geraldine Ferraro(F-NY)
1997-2005: Rudy Guiliani(R-NY)/John McCain(R-AZ)
2005-2009: Howard Dean(D-VT)/Dick Gephardt(D-MO)
2009-2017: Martin O'Malley(Unity-MD)/Christine Whitman(Unity-NJ)

Notable Ones To Be:

Secretary of State: Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)[1969-1977]
Secretary of Treasury: Christine Whitman(R-NJ)[2001-2005]
Secretary of Defense: Nathan Twining(D-IL)
Attorney General: Rudy Guiliani(R-NY)[1972-1977]
Secretary of the Interior:
Secretary of Commerce: Christine Whitman(R-NJ)[1997-2001], Carly Fiorina(R-CA)[2009-2017]

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Hypothetical: Republicans in office 1981-1993. Have whatever Republican you want in office at that time. Then whatever Democrat you want 1993-2001. 2001-2009 is every Republican again. And so on.

1949-1953: Vice Pres. Harry S. Truman(D-MO)/Gov. Frank Lausche(D-OH)
1953-1961: Sen. John Bricker(R-OH)/Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight(R-CA)
1961-1969: Gov. Coke Stevenson(D-TX)/Sen. Stuart Symington(D-MO)
1969-1973: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)/Rep. Gerald Ford(R-MI)
1973-1977: Vice Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Gov. Ronald Reagan(R-CA)
1977-1981: Rep. Morris Udall(D-AZ)/Sen. Edmund Muskie(D-ME)
1981-1989: Sen. Mark Hatfield(R-OR)/Sen. Charles Percy(R-IL)
1989-1993: Sen. John Heinz(R-PA)/Secretary of Defense George H. W. Bush(R-TX)
1993-1997: Sen. Paul Tsongas(D-MA)/Gov. Ann Richards(D-TX)
1997-2001: Vice Pres. Ann Richards(D-TX)/Sen. Joe Biden(D-DE)
2001-2009: Rep. John Kasich(R-OH)/Gov. George Pataki(R-NY)
2009-2017: Gov. Howard Dean(D-VT)/Sen. Evan Bayh(D-IN)
2017-2025: Gov. George P. Bush(R-TX)/Sen. Ben Quayle(R-AZ)

Recent losing tickets:
1988: Gov. Bill Clinton(D-AR)/Rep.
1992: Vice Pres. George H. W. Bush(R-TX)/Gov. William Weld(D-MA)
1996: Sen. Bob Dole(R-KS)/Gov. Jeb Bush(R-FL)
2000: Richards retires; Vice Pres. Joe Biden(D-DE)/Sen. Bill Bradley(D-NJ)
2004: Sen. Al Gore(D-TE)/Gov. Tom Vilsack(D-IA)
2008: Vice Pres. George Pataki(R-NY)/Gov. George W. Bush(R-TX)
2012: Sen. Elizabeth Dole(R-NC)/Gov. Tim Pawlenty(R-MN)
2016:

2000-2020 primaries:
2000:

Republicans:
Rep. John Kasich of Ohio
Sen. John McCain of Arizona
Sen. Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina
Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida
Gov. George Pataki of New York
Sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana
Gov. Frank Murkowski of Alaska
Rep. J. C. Watts of Oklahoma

Democrats:
Vice Pres. Joe Biden of Delaware
Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas
Sen. Bill Bradley of New Jersey
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr., of Illinois
Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana
Sen. Barbara Boxer of California
Gov. John Kitzhaber

2004:
Republicans:
President John Kasich of Ohio
Congressman Tom Tancredo of Colorado

Democrats:
Sen. Al Gore
Gov. Howard Dean
Gov. Tom Vilsack
Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana
Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico

2008:
Republicans:

Democrats:
Gov. Howard Dean of Vermont
Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr., of Illinois
Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina
Gov. Jon Corzine of New Jersey
Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland
Sen. Jim Webb of Virginia
Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico


Recent elections:
1992: Heinz retires, Bush narrowly defeated
1996: Tsongas died shortly after re-inauguration

TO BE CONTINUED

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1953-1961: General Dwight Eisenhower(R-NY)/Sen. John Bricker(R-OH)
1952: Gov. Adlai Stevenson/Sen. Jon Sparkman
1956: Sen. John Sparkman/Sen. Lyndon Johnson

1961-1969: Vice Pres. John Bricker(R-OH)/Gov. Goodwin Knight(R-CA)
1960: Sen. John F. Kennedy/Mayor John Lindsay , Sen. Strom Thurmond/Gov. Orval Faubus
1964: Gov. Coke Stevenson/Sen. Frank Lausche

1969-1975: Rep. Mo Udall(D-AZ)/Sen. Edmund Muskie(D-ME)*
1968: Gov. Theodore Agnew/Rep. Gerald Ford
1972: Rep. George H. W. Bush/Gov. Ronald Reagan

Sec of Defense: Sen Stuart Symington[1969-1977], Sec of Interior: Sen Stewart Udall[1969-1977]

1975-1981: Vice Pres. Edmund Muskie(D-ME)/Sen. Fred Harris(D-OK)
1976: Sen. Bob Dole/Rep. John Anderson

1981-1989: Sen. Charles Percy(R-IL)/Sen. Mark Hatfield(R-OR)
1980: Vice Pres. Fred Harris/Gov. Jimmy Carter
1984: Sen. Birch Bayh/Director Sargent Shriver

Secretary of State: Charles Matthias[1981-1993]

1989-1993: Vice Pres. Mark Hatfield(R-OR)/Rep. Jack Kemp(R-NY)
1988: Sen. Bill Bradley/Gov. Bill Clinton

1993-2001: Gov. Howard Dean(D-VT)/Gov. Jerry Brown(D-CA)
1992: Gen. Colin Powell/Adm. James Stockdale
1996: Sen. Ross Perot/Mayor Rudy Guiliani

2001-2009: Rep. John Kasich(R-OH)/Sen. Niki Tsongas(D-MA)
2000: Sen. Al Gore/Gov. Mario Cuomo
2004: Mayor David Dinkins/Sen. Tom Vilsack

2009-2017: Gov. Deval Patrick(D-MA)/Sen. Joe Biden(D-DE)
2008: Gov. George Pataki/Sen. Elizabeth Dole
2012: Sen. Jim Webb/Sen. Evan Bayh

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: David Dinkins[2009-2017]

2017-2021: Gov. Dan Boren(D-OK)/Sen. Angus King(D-ME)
Gov. Brian Sandoval/Sen. Tim Scott

2021-2029: Sen. Cory Gardner(R-CO)/ Gov. Marco Rubio(R-FL)
2020: Sen. Chris Murphy(D-CT)/Rep. Jared Polis(D-CO)
2024: Rep. Joe P. Kennedy III(D-MA)/Gov. Jared Pols(D-CO)

2029-2033: Gov. Jared Polos(D-CO)/Sen. Andre Carson(D-IN)

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2001-2005: Vice Pres. Al Gore(D-TE)/Fmr. Sen. Sam Nunn(D-GA)
Def.: 2000: Gov. George W. Bush(R-TX)/Sen. John Danforth(R-MO), Author Ralph Nader(Reform/G-CT)/Environmentalist Peter Camejo(Reform/G-CA)

2005-2013: Sen. John McCain(R-AZ)/Gov. George Pataki(R-NY)
Def.: 2004: Al Gore(D-TE)/Sam Nunn(D-GA), Lawyer Ralph Nader(Reform/G-CT)/Activist David Cobb(Reform/G-TX), 2008: Sen. Joe Lieberman(D-CT)/Sen. Evan Bayh(D-IN), Activist David Cobb(Reform/G-TX)/Fmr Rep. Cynthia McKinney(G-GA)

2012:

226: Sen. Susan Collins(R-ME)/Gov. Condoleeza Rice(R-CA)
226: Gov. Beverly Perdue(R-NC)/Sen. James Webb(D-VA)
086: Tossup

2013: Beverly Perdue(R-NC)/James Webb(D-VA)

2013-2017: James Webb(D-VA)/Gov. Jim Cooper(D-TE)

2017-2025: Gov. Condoleezza Rice(R-CA)/Sen. Angus King(R-ME)

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Blue: The United Empire of Louistierra and Platz Grafen(German with a slight Spanish accent west of the MS and a small French lilt in LA, AR, & TX)*
Green: The Kingdoms of the Pacific(An Anglified and simplified version of Japanese with a bit of Native Pacific Islanders for a few verbs)
Red: The Republic of the Pétra ton Oréon(Frenchified English with very mountainous regions having large traces of Yiddish and Greek)**
Yellow: The Atlantische Imperium(Dutch with Yiddish being popular in New York City and Portuguese having an effect in Florida and Coastal Southern Georgia)***

*Louisiana and Ohio; Louis's Land & The Count's Place
**Stones of the Mountains: Alternate name for the Rockies
***Atlantic Empire

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1974-1977: Vice Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Gov. Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)
1977-1981: Sen. Henry Jackson(D-WA)/Gov. Reubin Askew(D-FL)
1981-1983: Fmr. Gov. Ronald Reagan(R-CA)/Fmr. Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)
1983-1989: Vice Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Sen. Henry Heinz, III(R-PA)
1989-1997: Sen. Sam Nunn(D-GA)/Rep. Dick Gephardt(D-MO)
1997-2005: Sen. H. John Heinz, III(R-PA)/Gov. Richard Riordan(R-CA)
2005-2013: Gov. Howard Dean(D-VT)/Rep. Harold Ford, Jr.(D-TE)
2013-2017: Gov. Tom Allon(R-NY)/Rep. Barry Goldwater, Jr.(R-CA)
2017-2025: Gov. Jason Carter(D-GA)/Mayor Bill De Blasio(D-NY)

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If Gene Won: An Ideological Flip

1961-1969: Sen. Eugene McCarthy(D-MN)/Mayor John Lindsay(D-NY)
1969-1975: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)/Rep. Gerald Ford(R-MI)
1975-1977: Vice Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Gov. Ronald Reagan(R-CA)
1977-1981: Sen. John Glenn(D-OH)/Gov. James Carter(D-GA)
1981-1989: Fmr. Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Sen. John Heinz, III(R-PA)
1989-1997: Vice Pres. John Heinz, III(R-PA)/Sen. Mark Hatfield(R-OR)
1997-2005: Gov. Howard Dean(D-VT)/Sen. Sam Nunn(D-GA)
2005-2009: Gov. George Pataki(R-NY)/Sen. Condoleezza Rice(R-CA)
2009-2017: Gov. Harold Ford, Jr.(D-TE)/Sen. John McCain(D-AZ)

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1974-1981: Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Gov. Daniel Evans(R-WA)
1981-1982: Vice Pres. Daniel Evans(R-WA)/Sen. Charles Percy(R-IL)*
1982-1985: Vice Pres. Charles Percy(R-IL)/Sen. Mark Hatfield(R-OR)
1985-1993: Rep. Morris Udall(R-AZ)/Sen. John Glenn(R-OH)
1993-2001: Sen. H. John Heinz, III(R-PA)/Rep. Guy Vander Jagt(R-MI)
2001: Sen. Sam Nunn(D-GA)/Sen. Jay Rockefeller(D-WV)**
2001-2009: Vice Pres. Jay Rockefeller(D-WV)/Gov. Mary Landrieu(D-LA)
2009-2017: Gov. Howard Dean(R-VT)/Sen. Pete McCloskey(R-CA)

*Assassinated July 4, 1982
**Died shortly after finalizing the Nunn Doctrine with Secretaries James Rubin(State), Wesley Clark(Defense), and National Security Advisor William Bratton(NS)

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"The best Republican President we've had in a while." -Alan Greenspan

40. Ronald W. Reagan (R-CA)/George H.W. Bush (R-TX) 1981
41. George H.W. Bush (R-TX)/vacant, Paul Laxalt (R-NV) 1981-1985
42. Walter Mondale (D-MN)/Geraldine Ferraro (D-NY) 1985-1993
43. William Jefferson Clinton (R-AR)/Judd Gregg (R-NH) 1993-2001
44. Judd Gregg (R-NH)/Carroll Campbell (R-SC) 2001-2005
45. John Edwards (D-NC)/John F. Kerry (D-MA) 2005-2009
46. Hillary Rodham Clinton (R-NY)/Barack Obama, Jr. (R-IL) 2009-Present

I find it hard to believe that Bill Clinton would switch to the GOP after the Gipper is assassinated in 1981.

Eh, that's not the real PoD. I was just looking for a post that positioned the GOP in a pretty weak spot prior to Clinton's rise. If I actually wanted to do a "Bill Clinton Republican" timeline, obviously the divergence would be far earlier. This was just to set up a situation wherein the rise of a charismatic moderate by 1992 was all but necessary for survival of the GOP.

Perhaps Ford is Nixon's original running-mate, becomes President in 1974 and remains a huge success to the end of 1980, but a Reagan-Dole administration's economic policy change and extremism, causes a mixture of the 1989-1991 recession and the 1982-1983 one from 1982 to 1985. John Glenn is probably the most popular a Democrat could be, IMO.

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1969-1977: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller(R-NY)/Sen. George Christopher(R-CA)*
1977-1982: V. Pres. George Christopher(R-CA)/Rep. Millicent Fenwick(R-NJ)**
1982-1989: V. Pres. Millicent Fenwick(R-NJ)/Rep. Gerald Ford(R-MI)***
1989-1993: V. Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Sen. Mark Hatfield(R-OR)****
1993-2001: Sen. John Glenn(D-OH)/Gov. Buddy Roemer(D-LA)*****
2001-2003: Gov. Howard Dean(R-VT)/Fmr. Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)******
2003-2009: V. Pres. Gerald Ford(R-MI)/Gov. Lee Brown(R-NY)*******
2009-2013: Gov. Mary Landrieu(D-LA)/Sen. Harold Ford, Jr.(D-TE)********
2013-2021: Gov. Andrew Murr(D-TX)/Sen. Michelle Nunn(D-GA)

**: Assassinated
*******: Passed DeanCare and drafted the Dean Doctrine with Secretaries Rubin(State), Powell(Defense), Rice(NS Advisor), Khalilzad(U. N. Ambassador), and Kelly(DHS); killed by terrorists on 9/11/03
********: Both declined to run for re-election when all of Murr, Deal, Nunn and Bloomberg agreed to appoint both to the Supreme Court

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1913-1921: Charles Joseph Bonaparte(Whig-NY)/Gov. Woodrow Wilson(F-NJ)*
1921-1923: Rep. Charles Francis Adams, III(Federalist-MA)/Sen. James Cox(F-OH)
1923-1933: VP James Cox(F-OH)/Gov. Charles Bryan(F-NE)
1933-1941: Sen. Lewis Stevenson(W-IL)/Sen. Charles Curtis(W-KS)
1941: Sen. Wendell Willkie(Citizens-IN)/Gov. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.(Citizens-NY)
1941-1949: VP Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.(C-NY)/Gen. Douglas MacArthur(F-AR)
1949-1953: Sen. John Bricker(F-OH)/Gov. Coke Stevenson(W-TX)
*National Unity ticket

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Emperors of the United Empire of America

House of Washington-Custis-Lee and Madison:
1783-1799: George I "Lawrence" of Washington-Custis-Lee[1]
1799-1824: James I of Madison[2]
1824-1862: Robert I of Washington-Custis-Lee[3]
1862-1892: Robert II of Washingon-Custis-Lee[4]

House of Rockefeller:
1892-1905: John I of Rockefeller[5]
1905-1943: John II of Rockefeller-Aldrich[6]
1938-1978: Nelson II of Rockefeller-Aldrich-Hohenzollern[6]

[1] George went by the name of Emperor Lawrence due to his fondness for his brother, but his official imperial name was George I. His wife, Jane, was his half-brother's daughter, and twelve years his junior. He married her in 1758, when she was fourteen and he himself was twenty-six. She was the one who counseled him to make his son, Robert, behind Prime Minister James Madison, and she also convinced him to take the throne.
[2] James Madison was considered the most competent Emperor in the Empire's history. He secured the Grand Duchy of Canadia with the help of Emperor Napoleon of France. As the half-first cousin, twice removed, of the emperor George I, he was considered imperial family. His time as Emperor is regarded as the "Era of Good Feelings." His wife, Charlotte Lee, was the second child of Henry Lee II and sister to Henry Lee III, and seven years his junior. He married her in 1771, when she was thirteen and he was twenty.
[3] Robert Lee married Martha Custis Washington, George Washington's grand-child and James Madison's niece. He was himself the niece of Charlotte Lee. In his time as Emperor, he maintained mainly an administrative role in things, but he became a military leader and amazing general during the Western Wars, in which Mexico and Chinese-Indian nation-states in Oregon-Columbia Territory fought against Clay's expansionism. By the end, Robert Lee had led a giant army against Mexico and bribed a Chinese-Indian chief named George Lee in English into joining the American army. Robert negotiated with then-Secretary of State Daniel Webster to have California and Baja California placed under George Lee's control. Tejas(Teh-hoss) and Indian Territory were ceded to America, while the Carribean islands were bought or ceded to the Duchy of Carribea with some autonomy ceded. Additionally, the War of Slavery(1861-1866) took place. Tejas, Clay[[KANSAS AND NEBRASKA AND WEST MISSOURI IOTL], Indiana[[OKLAHOMA OTL]], Missouri, and the rest of the South bar Virginia seceded and were subsequently crushed by an army led by Robert William Henry Fitzugh Lee(b. 1837).
[4] Robert II was a calvalry grand marshal who proved himself capable. His brother Robert "Rob" Edward Lee, Jr., served as his regent. After the first five years and the all-important Battle of New Orleans, in which the Arkansas army held off an army three times its size with the help of two fellow Confederate armies, each of which lost nearly eighty percent of their men. President Davis fled to New Orleans, which soon had a wire fence and guard towers with a large fort over the square. After Atlanta fell to federal forces, General Stonewall Jackson kept New Orleans and the rest of the Confederate Army, numbering 300,000, inside the fort which now covered half the city. A large sniper and artillery unit totaling 9,000 took out the approaching federal army's fronts slowly. The total federal army, numbering 900,000, brought its own artillery to bear. The only Confederate calvalry numbered 30,000 Arkansans, 15,000 Texans, and 5,000 Louisianans who left the fort at midnight on July 4, the third night of the siege. This left less than a hundred remaining calvary. Additionally, nearly sixty thousand infantry men approached this east side of the city as well, almost entirely from the same states. As the cavalry approached bearing white flags, Emperor Lee and Generals Seward and Grant sent forth messengers. A field one-star general and eleven colonels met Generals Seward, Grant, and their fifty-eight guards. The general and his colonels offered the unconditional surrender of himself and all colonels in exchange for his men being disbanded and sent home. Then, the general and his colonels with the Emperor and the two generals and sixty aides arrived and helped all eighty thousand other defectors to escape. In the ensuing firefight, the Emperor himself led a calvalry charge which surrounded the remaining officers staff, for the President and General Jackson had already been surrendered by the surrendering general. In future years, Robert II stayed out of politics, and his younger brother attended to most administrative affairs.
[5] John I married Robert II's first child, Charlotte. He helped push through direct election of Senators but otherwise devoted himself to philanthropy and administration matters. Personally, he had his son oversee the signing of the Great Alliance between Spain, Germany, Italy, the U. K., and America. Other than that, he himself died at 65 years old, having suffered from influenza combined with a faint trace of a heart attack.
[6] John II married Princess Charlotte, sister of the Emperor Wilhelm II. He governed much like his father, and also fought the Great Mexican-American War. He managed to receive Deseret, Gadsen, and the remainder of Mexican Territory north of the Rio Grande. He placed Joseph Charles Bonaparte on the throne of the Empire of Mejico, Carribea, and Central America.
[7] Nelson I married Princess Katharine, niece of Emperor Wilhelm II and daughter of the King of Greece, who was his cousin and six years his junior. He also married Princess Louise Viktoria, one year his senior and his cousin, thereby becoming the first Emperor to marry more than one wife. He also was Emperor during the Great War(1944-1950), in which Imperial Japan, the Empire of Russia, Austro-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, the Republic of Scandinavia, the Republic of the Netherlands, the Empire of Portugal and Brazil, the British Empire, and French republican forces fought the Empires of Germany, America, Spain, and Mexico, and the Kingdoms of Italy, Spain, and China.
TO BE CONTINUED


Prime Ministers:
1787-1797: James Madison(Independent)
1797-1801: Thomas Jefferson(Whig)
1801-1811: John Adams(Federalist)
1811-1821: George Madison(Whig)
1821-1826: John Quincy Adams(Federalist)
1826-1836: Henry Clay(Democratic)
1836-1851: Martin Van Buren(Whig)
1851-1856: John Buchanan(Federalist)
1856-1861: John Breckinridge(Democratic)
1861-1871: Abraham Lincoln(Whig)
1871-1876: Horace Greeley(Whig)
1876-1891: Levi Morton(Federalist)
1891-1896: Adlai Stevenson(Populist)
1896-1906: William Bryan(Populist)
1906-1916: Robert Todd Lincoln(Whig)
1916-1926: Charles Fairbanks(Federalist)
1926-1931:

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Prime Ministers of the United Kingdoms of America and the British Isles:
1941-1956: Thomas Dewey(Prog-NY)
1956-1966: Coke Stevenson(Con-TX)
1966-1971: Ronald Reagan(C-CA)
1971-1976: Morris Udall(P-AZ)
1976-1991: John F. Kennedy(LD-MA)
1991-2001: Christine Todd Whitman(C-NJ)
2001-2011: Howard Dean(P-VT)
2011-PRES: Greg Mulholland(LD-EN)

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1997-2005: Sen. Christine Todd Whitman(R-NJ)/Sen. Howard Baker(R-TE)
2005-2013: Gov. Howard Dean(D-VT)/Sen. Harold Ford, Jr.

2013-PRESENT: Gov. John Kasich(R-OH)/Sen. Brian Sandoval(R-NV)

President: John Kasich
Vice President: Brian Sandoval

Secretary of State: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen(R-FL)*
   National Security Advisor: Jendaya Frazier
Secretary of the Treasury: Meg Whitman(R-CA)
   Federal Reserve Chair: Neel Kashkari(R-MN)
Secretary of Defense: James Webb(I-VA)
Attorney General: Wan J. Kim(R-DC)
Secretary of the Interior: Ryan Frazier(R-CO)
Secretary of Agriculture: Joni Ernst(R-IA)**
Secretary of Commerce: R. Glenn Hubbard(R-DC)
Secretary of Labor: Gaddi Vasquez(R-TX)
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Roy Bernardi(R-NY)
Secretary of Education: Mitch Daniels(R-IN)
Secretary of Health and Human Services: Sandy Praeger(R-KS)
Secretary of Transportation: Anthony Foxx(D-NC)
Secretary of Energy: Christine Todd Whitman(R-NJ)
Secretary of Veterans' Affairs: Leo Mackay, Jr.(R-DC)
Secretary of Homeland Security: Raymond Kelly(I-NY)

*Husband Dexter Lehtinen appointed to replace her
**State Sen. Rick Bertrand appointed to replace her

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2001-2005: VP Albert Gore/Sen. Joseph Lieberman
2005-2013: Gov. Rudolph Giuliani/Sen. John McCain
2013-2017: VP John McCain/Gov. Christopher Christie*
2017-2025: Rep. Joseph Heath Schuler/Gov. Benjamin Chandler
2025-2033: Governor Timothy Tebow/Senator Brian Sandoval

*Retired

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1993-2001: Fmr. Gov. William Clinton(D-AR)/Sen. Samuel Nunn(D-GA)
2001: VP Samuel Nunn(D-GA)/Fmr. Gov. Lawton Chiles(D-FL)
2001-2005: VP Lawton Chiles(D-FL)/Sen. John Kerry(D-MA)*
2005-2013: Fmr. Speaker Newton Gingrich(R-GA)/Sen. Gordon Smith(R-OR)**
2013-2017: Sen. Hillary Clinton(D-IL)/Sen. Chris Dodd(D-CT)
2017-2025: Fmr. Gov. Timothy Pawlenty(R-MN)/Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinehen(R-FL)

*The Great Recession began being foreshadowed in 2003. While the Gore-Smith Economic Reform Bill looked like it would pass, many credited VP Kerry's strong lobbying against it to its failure. Instead, the Carnahan-Wellstone Tax Reform and Economic Regulations Bill of 2004 passed, while Carnahan herself was absent after Wellstone and Dodd essentially took control of its amendments.
**The Gore-McCain-Wyden Reform Act of 2005, a modified version of the Gore-Smith ERB, was passed. Gingrich signed it, allowing Treasury Secretary Roger Ferguson, Jr., and Fed Reserve Chair Neel Kashkari to begin helping inflation go from -0.4% a year to 1.2% growth a year beginning in June 2007. Following that, a balanced budget was passed for fiscal years 2008-2009, and so on until 2012-2013.

Chief Justice:
Rudy Giuliani(2005-2019)
Mark Kirk(2019-)*

*served as: District Attorney for Eastern Illinois: 2005-2009, Attorney General of Illinois 2011-2017, Illinois Court Justice: 2017-2019

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How to Prevent a Depression with One Easy Choice:
1913-1921: Fmr. Rep. William Jennings Bryan/Speaker Champ Clark
1921-1923: Warren G. Harding/Leonard Wood
1923-1925: Leonard Wood/vacant
1925-1933: Gov. James Cox/Gov. Charles Bryan
1933-1943: VP Charles Bryan/Mayor Robert F. Wagner
1943-1945: VP Robert F. Wagner/vacant
1945-1953: Gov. Thomas Dewey/Sen. Coke Stevenson(R)
1953-1961: VP Coke Stevenson/Sen. Richard Nixon(R)
1961-1967: Sen. John F. Kennedy/Sen. George Smathers(D)
1967-1969: VP George Smathers/Gov. John Connally(D)
1969-1977: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller/Speaker Gerald Ford(R)
1977-1983: VP Gerald Ford/Sen. John Lindsay(R)
1983-1985: VP John Lindsay/Sen. Birch Bayh(R)
1985-1993: Sen. Lloyd Bentsen/Sen. Albert Gore(D)
1993-2003: Gov. Howard Dean/Mayor Rudy Giuliani(R)
2003-2009: VP Rudy Giuliani/Sen. Christine Whitman(R)
2009-2017: Gov. Lee P. Brown(D-NY)/Sen. Andrew Murr(D-TX)

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1981-1983: Fmr. Gov. Ronald Reagan/Fmr. Pres. Gerald Ford
1983-1989: VP Gerald Ford/Sen. Richard Schweiker
1989-1997: Gov. John Heinz, III/Rep. Richard Riordan
1997-2002: Sen. Albert Gore/Sen. Samuel Nunn
2002-2009: VP Samuel Nunn/Gov. James Hahn
2009-2017: Gov. Timothy Pawlenty/Sen. Jon Huntsman

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No Third Term for FDR
1933-1941: Governor Franklin Roosevelt/Speaker John Nance Garner
1941-1943: Governor Harold Stassen/District Attorney Thomas Dewey*
1943-1945: VP Thomas Dewey/Senator Hiram Johnson**
1945-1953: President Thomas Dewey/Governor Goodwin Knight**
1953-1957: VP Goodwin Knight/Senator Dwight Green***
1957-1961: Senator Coke Stevenson/Senator Stuart Symington****
1961-1969: VP Stuart Symington/Speaker Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.*****
1969-1977: Governor Nelson Rockefeller/Senator George Christopher[6]
1977-1981: Senator George Smathers/Governor Bob Dole[7]
1981-1983: Speaker Gerald Ford/Former VP George Christopher[8]
1983-1993: VP George Christopher/Secretary of State Howard Baker[9]
1993-2001: Speaker John Kasich/Senatkr John Heinz, III[10]
2001-2004: Governor Howard Dean/Senator Christine Todd Whitman[11]
2004-2009: VP Christine Todd Whitman/Governor Jerry Brown[12]
2009-2017: General David Blankfein/Senate Minority Leader Tim Witth[13]
2017-2021: Former President Christine Todd Whitman/Senator Harold Ford, Jr.[14]

*Assassinated; Stassen gets involved in World War Two immediately following Pearl Harbor. From there, Stassen essentially hands the command over to Major General Dwight Eisenhower and Brigadier General Nathan Twining. These two men find a partner in Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt, III.
**The Navy Secretary considers his career a stunning success when his own Marines, alongside his brother, Lieutenant Colonel Archibald Roosevelt, who leads an army force, successfully retake Paris from the Seine. His own son, Lieutenant Quentin II, also plays a significant role in seizing Paris from the Nazis. His nephew, Kermit Roosevelt, Jr., becomes the American head of fifth column roles and manages to keep the French resistance well coordinated with the Americans. Besides World War II, Dewey is considered an efficient President. Dewey began the "Dewey Doctrine," which dictates that America can invade fast, install democracy fast, and leave fast. He successfully implements his doctrine with the help of Secretary of State Theodore Roosevelt, III. These two New Yorkers manage to set up democracies in Vietnam, Japan, Korea, China, and the Philippines.
***Retires after one term; President Knight and Vice President Green don't desire the Presidency overly much, but both men are considered to have done an amazing job. Both men are considered caretakers who oversaw Dewey's legacy come to an end. They continue both Dewey's balanced budgets and his foreign policy doctrine.
****Resigns in 1961 after a heart attack; later appointed Chief Justice in 1967 and serves for almost ten years.

Defeated Tickets:
1940: VP John Nance Garner/Senator Alben Barkley
1944: Senator Harry Truman/Governor Henry Wallace
1948: Governor Henry Wallace/Senator Daniel Hoan, Senator J. William Fulbright/Senator Claude Pepper
1952: Former Senator Claude Pepper/Governor Coke Stevenson
1956: Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr./Mayor Hubert Humphrey

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Presidents and Deputy Presidents of the Republic of Texas(1836-1866):
1836-1845: Samuel Houston(Democracy)/David "Davy" Crockett(Independent)
1846-1851: Davy Crockett(Whig)/Lorenzo de Savala(Liberal)
1851-1856: Samuel Houston(Democracy)/Lorenzo de Savala(Liberal)
1856-1861: Andrew Jackson Hamilton(Liberal)/Albert Clinton Horton(Whig)
1861-1866: Albert Clinton Horton(Whig)/John Hunter Herndon(Democracy)

Chancellors and Deputy Chancellors of the Republics of Greater Texas(1866-Present):
1866-1870: Albert Clinton Horton(Whig)/Margaret Lea Houston(People's)
1870-1880: Fletcher Stockdale(People's)/Powell Clayton(Reform)
1880-1885: Augustus Hill Garland(Reform)/James Hogg(People's)
1885-1900: Andrew Jackson Houston(People's)/Horace Chilton(Whig)
1900-1905: Horace Chilton(Whig)/Temple Lea Houston(People's)
1905-1910: Temple Lea Houston(People's)/Horace Chilton(Whig)
1910-1920: President Temple Lea Houston(Conservative-TX)/Justice Minister Charles Haskell(C-OK)
1920-1930: Treasury Minister John Parker(Progressive-LA)/Charles Haskell(C-OK)
1930-1945: Governor-General Coke Stevenson(Liberal-TX)/Little Rock Mayor Douglas MacArthur(C-AR)
1945-1950: Vice Chancellor Douglas MacArthur(C-AR)/Governor Allan Shivers(L-TX)
1950-1960: Vice Chancellor Allan Shivers(L-TX)/House Speaker Lyndon Johnson(Nationalist-TX)
1960-1965: Vice Chancellor Lyndon Johnson(N-TX)/Foreign Minister Ben Guill(C-AR)
1965-1973: Governor Winthrop Rockefeller*(Progressive-AR)/Military Minister John Connally(N-TX)
1973-1980: Vice Chancellor John Connally(N-TX)/House Speaker Price Daniel, Jr.(C-TX)
1980-1985: Treasury Minister Lloyd Bentsen(C-TX)/Governor Buddy Roemer(N-LA)
1985-1995: Justice Minister Lloyd Doggett(N-TX)/Defense Minister Patrick M. Walsh(C-TX)
1995-2000: Treasury Minister Ann Richards(P-TX)/Police Minister Lee Brown(N-OK)
2000-2010: Treasury Minister William Halter(N-AR)/Governor-General Fred Harris(P-OK)
2010-Present: Foreign Minister Henry Cuellar(P-TX)Justice Minister Andrew Murr(C-TX)

*The beloved Chancellor died in office from cancer

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1981: Former Governor Ronald Reagan*/Former President Gerald Ford
1981-1989: Vice President Gerald Ford/Senator Mark Hatfield
1989-1997: Senator Samuel Nunn/Governor Buddy Roemer
1997-2001: Former Secretary of State Jeane Kirkpatrick**/Governor Winthrop P. Rockefeller
2001-2009: Vice President Winthrop P. Rockefeller/U. N. Ambassador Condoleezza Rice
2009-2017: Governor Elizabeth Dole/Attorney General Lloyd Doggett
2017-2021: Speaker Paul Thurmond/Treasury Secretary George Wallace, Jr.

*Assassinated
**Assassinated September 11, 2001, after "successful" plan crashes into the Pentagon and the World Trade Center Towers