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Party
Vice President
Term
18th Century
George Apr. 30,1789
Mar. 4,1797
No party John 1
2
John Mar. 4,1797
Mar. 4,1801
Federalist Thomas 3
19th Century
Thomas Mar. 4,1801
Mar. 4,1809
Democratic- Aaron 4
George 5
James Mar. 4,1809
Mar. 4,1817
Democratic- George 6
vacant
Elbridge 7
vacant
James Mar. 4,1817
Mar. 4,1825
Democratic- Daniel D. 8
9
John Mar. 4,1825
Mar. 4,1829
Democratic- National John C. 10
Andrew Mar. 4,1829
Mar. 4,1837
Democratic John C. 11
vacant
Martin Van Buren 12
Martin Mar. 4,1837
Mar. 4,1841
Democratic Richard Mentor Johnson 13
William Mar. 4,1841
Apr. 4,1841
Whig John 14
John Apr. 4,1841
Mar. 4,1845
Whig No party vacant
James Mar. 4,1845
Mar. 4,1849
Democratic George M. Dallas 15
Zachary Mar. 4,1849
Jul. 9,1850
Whig Millard Fillmore 16
Millard Jul. 9,1850
Mar. 4,1853
Whig vacant
Franklin Mar. 4,1853
Mar. 4,1857
Democratic William R. King 17
vacant
James Mar. 4,1857
Mar. 4,1861
Democratic John C. Breckinridge 18
Abraham Mar. 4,1861
Apr. 15,1865
Republican National Union Hannibal Hamlin 19
Andrew Johnson 20
Andrew Apr. 15,1865
Mar. 4,1869
Democratic National Union vacant
Ulysses Mar. 4,1869
Mar. 4,1877
Republican Schuyler Colfax 21
Henry 22
vacant
Rutherford Mar. 4,1877
Mar. 4,1881
Republican William A. Wheeler 23
James Mar. 4,1881
Sep. 19,1881
Republican Chester A. Arthur 24
Chester Sep. 19,1881
Mar. 4,1885
Republican vacant
Stephen Mar. 4,1885
Mar. 4,1889
Democratic Thomas A. Hendricks 25
vacant
Benjamin Harrison Mar. 4,1889
Mar. 4,1893
Republican Levi P. Morton 26
Stephen (2nd term) Mar. 4,1893
Mar. 4,1897
Democratic Adlai E. Stevenson I 27
William Mar. 4,1897
Sep. 14,1901
Republican Garret Hobart 28
vacant
Theodore Roosevelt 29
20st Century
Theodore D. Sep. 14,1901
Mar. 4,1909
Republican vacant
Charles W. Fairbanks 30
William Mar. 4,1909
Mar. 4,1913
Republican James S. Sherman 31
vacant
Thomas Mar. 4,1913
Mar. 4,1921
Democratic Thomas R. Marshall 32
33
Warren Mar. 4,1921
Aug. 2,1923
Republican Calvin Coolidge 34
John Aug. 2,1923
Mar. 4,1929
Republican vacant
Charles G. Dawes 35
Herbert Mar. 4,1929
Mar. 4,1933
Republican Charles Curtis 36
Franklin Mar. 4,1933
Apr. 12,1945
Democratic John Nance Garner 37
38
Henry A. Wallace 39
Harry S. Truman 40
Harry S. Apr. 12,1945
Jan. 20,1953
Democratic vacant
Alben W. Barkley 41
Dwight Jan. 20,1953
Jan. 20,1961
Republican Richard Nixon 42
43
John Jan. 20,1961
Nov. 22,1963
Democratic Lyndon B. Johnson 44
Lyndon Nov. 22,1963
Jan. 20,1969
Democratic vacant
Hubert Humphrey 45
Richard Jan. 20,1969
Aug. 9,1974
Republican Spiro 46
47
vacant
Gerald
Gerald Aug. 9,1974
Jan. 20,1977
Republican vacant
Nelson Rockefeller
James Jan. 20,1977
Jan. 20,1981
Democratic Walter Mondale 48
Ronald Jan. 20,1981
Jan. 20,1989
Republican George 49
50
George Jan. 20,1989
Jan. 20,1993
Republican Dan 51
William Jan. 20,1993
Jan. 20,2001
Democratic Al 52
53
21st Century
George Jan. 20,2001
Jan. 20,2009
Republican Dick 54
55
Barack Jan. 20,2009
Incumbent
Democratic
Joe 56
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