Has there ever been a woman vice president?

Answer 1

No. The highest office that a woman has been in United States history, was that of Speaker of the House of Representatives. It was held by Nancy Pelosi when the Democrats controlled the House in 2008 to 2010. When she was elected by her fellow House Representatives, it had been the first time that a President (George W. Bush), started a State of the Union Address with Mr. Vice President and Madame Secretary... It was a milestone in U.S. History.

Answer 2

No, there has never been a woman vice president so far in the history of the U.S. If John McCain should have won the election, Sarah Palin would be the first female vice president. If Barak Obama should have won the election (in which he did) he would be the first African-American president.

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Answer 3

Geraldine Ferraro was the Democratic Party Vice Presidential Nominee in 1984, and Sarah Palin was the Republican Party Vice Presidential Nominee in 2008.

Answer 4

0 if referring to Vice President of the US

Answer 5

None, so far. Two women have been nomonated for VP by major parties, Geraldine Ferraro by the Democrats in 1984, and Sarah Palin by the Republicans in 2008, but neither was elected.

Answer 6

Yes, the first female president was Isabel Peron, who became president of Argentina in 1974. There have been many other female presidents since then.

Answer 7

No, the US has never had a woman vice-president. The Democrats and Republican parties have each run a woman for vice-president on one occasion but neither was elected.

Answer 8

As of 2017, no woman has ever served as vice president.

Answer 9

No.