List of US Vice Presidents (President Presley)

This is a list of Vice Presidents of the United States of America in my alternate timeline (President Presley.)

#	Portrit	name	Took/Left Office		Party	President
1		John Adams	1789	1797	None(1) Federalist (2)	George Washing -ton
2	File:220px-Thomas Jefferson by Rembrandt Peale, 1800.jpg	Thomas Jefferson	1797	1801	Democratic- Republican	John Adams
3		Aaron Burr	1801	1805		Thomas Jefferson James Madison
4		George ClintonD	1805	1812
	None	None	1812	1813	None
5		Elbridge GerryD	1813	1814	Democratic- Republican
N/A	None	None	1814	1817	None
6		Daniel D. Tompkins	1817	1825	Democratic- Republican	James Monroe
7	File:495px-John C Calhoun-.jpg	John C. CalhounR	1825	1832	Democratic- Republican (1) Nullifier(N) Democratic (2)	John Quincy Adams Andrew JacksonS
8	None	None	1832	1833	None
9		Martin Van Buren	1833	1837	Democrat
10		Richard Mentor Johnson	1837	1841	Democrat	Martin Van Buren
11		John Tyler	1841	1841	Whig(W)	William Henry HarrisonD
N/A	None	None	1841	1845	None	John Tyler
12		George M. Dallas	1845	1849	Democrat	James K. Polk
13		Millard Fillmore	1849	1850	Whig	Zachary TaylorD
N/A	None	None	1850	1853	None	Millard Fillmore
14		William R. KingD	1853	1853	Democrat	Franklin Pierce
N/A	None	None	1853	1857	None
15	File:150px-John C Breckinridge-04775-restored.jpg	John C. Breckinridge	1857	1861	Democrat	James Buchanan
16		Hannibal Hamlin	1861	1865	Republican	Abraham Lincoln
17	File:250px-Andrew Johnson photo portrait head and shoulders, c1870-1880-Edit1.jpg	Andrew JohnsonS	1865	1869	Democrat (1) National Union(NU)	Abraham LincolnS
N/A	None	None	1869	1877	None	Andrew Johnson
18		Schuyler Colfax	1877	1880	Republican	Ulysses S. Grant
19		Henry WilsonD	1880	1881
N/A	None	None	1881	1881	None
20		William A. Wheeler	1881	1885	Republican	Rutherford B. Hayes
21		Robert Todd Lincoln	1885	1885	Republican	James A. GarfieldA
N/A	None	None	1885	1889	None	Robert Todd LincolnS
22		Thomas A. HendricksD	1889	1893	Democrat	Grover Cleveland (1)
N/A	None	None	1893	1893	None
23		Levi P. Morton	1893	1897	Republican	Benjamin Harrison
24		Adlai E. Stevenson	1897	1901	Democrat	Grover Cleveland (2)
25		Theodore Roosevelt	1901	1905	Republican	William McKinleyD
N/A	None	None	1905	1909	None	Theodore RooseveltS
25		Charles W. Fairbanks	1909	1913	Republican
26		James S. Sherman	1913	1914		William Howard Taft
N/A	None	None	1914	1915	None
27		Thomas R. Marshall	1916	1921	Democrat	Woodrow Wilson
28		Calvin Coolidge	1921	1923	Republican	Warren G. Harding
N/A	None	None	1923	1925	None	Calvin Coolidge
30		Charles G. Dawes	1925	1929	Republican
31		Charles Curtis	1929	1933		Herbert Hoover
32		John Nance Garner	1933	1941	Democrat	Franklin Delano RooseveltD
33	File:220px-Henry-A.-Wallace-Townsend1.jpg	Henry A. Wallace	1941	1945
34		Harry S. Truman	1945	1945
N/A	None	None	1945	1949	None	Harry S. Truman
35		Alben W. Barkley	1949	1953	Democrat
36		Richard Nixon	1953	1961	Republican	Dwight D. Eisen -hower
37	File:MTE1ODA0OTcxNjc2NDM1OTgx.jpg	Lyndon B. Johnson	1961	1969	Democrat	John F. KennedyS
38		Spiro AgnewR	1969	1973	Republican	Richard NixonR
N/A	None	None	1973	1973	None
39	File:220px-Robert F Kennedy crop.jpg	Robert F. Kennedy	1973	1974	Republican
40		Ronald Regan	1974	1981	Republican	Robert F. KennedyA
41		George H. W. Bush	1981	1989		Ronald ReganS
42		Dan Quayle	1989	1993		ElvisPresley
43		Al Gore	1993	2001	Democrat	Bill Clinton
44		George W. BushA	2001	2005	Republican	Elvis Presley
N/A	None	None	2005	2006	None
45		John F. Kennedy Jr.	2006	2009	Republican
46		Joe Biden	2009	2013	Democrat	Barack Obama
47		John F. Kennedy Jr.	2013	2014		Barack ObamaA
N/A	None	None	2015	2015	None	John F. Kennedy Jr.
48th		Hulk Hogan	2015	Still in office	Democrat

Notes

• ^D Died in office of natural causes.
• ^R Resigned from office.
• ^A Assassinated.
• ^S Survived an assassination attempt.
• ^N John Calhoun, formerly a Democratic-Republican, founded the Nullifier Party in 1828 to advance the cause of states' rights, but was brought on as Andrew Jackson's running mate in the 1828 presidential election in an effort to broaden the political coalition emerging around Jackson.
• ^W John Tyler, a former Democrat, ran for vice president on the Whig Party ticket with Harrison in 1840. Tyler's policy priorities as president soon proved to be opposed to most of the Whig agenda, and he was expelled from the party in September 1841.
• ^NU Democrat Andrew Johnson ran for Vice President on the National Union Party ticket with Republican Abraham Lincoln in 1864.