What was the age of each vice president when elected?

Answer 1

#1 - John Adams - 53 & 57

#2 - Thomas Jefferson - 53

#3 - Aaron Burr - 44

#4 - George Clinton - 65 & 69

#5 - Elbridge Gerry - 68

#6 - Daniel D. Tompkins - 42 & 46

#7 - John C. Calhoun - 42 & 46

#8 - Martin Van Buren - 50

#9 - Richard Johnson - 56

#10 - John Tyler - 50

#11 - George Dallas - 52

#12 - Millard Fillmore - 48

#13 - William R. King - 66

#14 - John C. Breckinridge - 35 (youngest ever)

#15 - Hannibal Hamlin - 51

#16 - Andrew Johnson - 55

#17 - Schuyler Colfax - 45

#18 - Henry Wilson - 60

#19 - William A. Wheeler - 57

#20 - Chester A. Arthur - 51

#21 - Thomas A. Hendricks - 65

#22 - Levi Morton - 64

#23 - Adlai Stevenson - 57

#24 - Garret Hobart - 52

#25 - Theodore Roosevelt - 42

#26 - Charles W. Fairbanks - 52

#27 - James S. Sherman - 53

#28 - Thomas R. Marshall - 58 & 62

#29 - Calvin Coolidge - 48

#30 - Charles G. Dawes - 59

#31 - Charles Curtis - 68

#32 - John Nance Garner - 63 & 67

#33 - Henry A. Wallace - 52

#34 - Harry Truman - 60

#35 - Alben Barkley - 70 (oldest ever)

#36 - Richard Nixon - 39 & 43 (second-youngest)

#37 - Lyndon B. Johnson - 52

#38 - Hubert Humphrey - 53

#39 - Spiro Agnew - 50 & 54

#42 - Walter Mondale - 48

#43 - George H.W. Bush - 56 & 60

#44 - Dan Quayle - 41

#45 - Al Gore - 44 & 48

#46 - Dick Cheney - 59 & 63

#47 - Joe Biden - 66 & 70 (second-oldest)

#48 - Mike Pence - 57

The 40th and 41st U.S. vice presidents, Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller, who were appointed, not elected, to the vice-presidency, took office at the ages of 60 and 66 respectively.