List of Vice-Presidents of Confederate States of America (A Southron World)

This a List of Vice Presidents of the Confederate States. The Vice President's duty is to preside over the Confederate Senate and to break tied votes. He is also the first person in the line of succession. If the President dies, resigns or is removed from office, the Vice President would become the new president for the remainder of his term. Unlike the President of the Confederate States, the Vice President can run for more than one term.

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No.	Vice President		Took office	Left office	Party	President	Term
1		Alexander Stephens	February 9, 1861	February 22, 1869	Democratic	Jefferson Davis
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2		Louis T. Wigfall	February 22, 1869	February 22, 1875	Democratic	Alexander Stephens	2
3		Augustus H. Garland	February 22, 1875	February 22, 1881	Democratic	Robert M. T. Hunter	3
4		William Smith	February 22, 1881	February 22, 1887	Democratic	Augustus H. Garland	4
5		Fitzhugh Lee	February 22, 1887	February 22, 1891	Democratic	James Longstreet	5
6		Lawrence Ross	February 22, 1891	February 22, 1897	Democratic	Benjamin R. Tillman	6
7		George Atkinson	February 22, 1897	February 22, 1903	Republican	William Lee	7
8		Jeff Davis	February 22, 1903	February 22, 1909	Democratic	James K. Vardaman	8
9		William H. Milton	February 22, 1909	February 22, 1915	Democratic	James P. Clark	9
10		William E. Chilton	February 22, 1915	February 22, 1921	Whig	William J. Stone	10
11		Duncan U. Fletcher	February 22, 1921	February 22, 1927	Democratic	Key Pittman	11
12		Finis J. Garrett	February 22, 1927	February 22, 1933	Democratic	Joseph T. Robinson	12
13		John N. Garner	February 22, 1933	February 22, 1939	Democratic	Huey Long	13
14		Carter Glass	February 22, 1939	February 22, 1945	Democratic	Carl Hayden	14
15		George Marshall	February 22, 1945	February 22, 1951	Whig	Alben W. Barkley	15
16		Dwight D. Eisenhower	February 22, 1951	February 22, 1957	Whig	George Marshall	16
17		William Revercomb	February 22, 1957	February 22, 1963	Whig	Dwight D. Eisenhower	17
18		Robert Byrd	February 22, 1963	February 22, 1969	Democratic	Lyndon B. Johnson	18
19		Jere Beasley	February 22, 1969	February 22, 1975	Democratic	Robert Byrd	19
20		Strom Thurmond	February 22, 1969	February 22, 1975	Democratic	George Wallace	20
21		Zell Miller	February 22, 1975	February 22, 1981	Democratic	James E. Carter	21
22		George Busbee	February 22, 1981	February 22, 1987	Republican	Albert Gore, Sr.	22
23		Bill Clinton	February 22, 1987	February 22, 1993	Democratic	Zell Miller	23
24		Al Gore, Jr.	February 22, 1993	February 22, 1999	Democratic	Bill Clinton	24
25		Mel Martinez	February 22, 1999	February 22, 2005	Democratic	Al Gore, Jr.	25
26		Marco Rubio	February 22, 2005	incumbent	Democratic	Mel Martinez	26