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There have been 14 US Vice Presidents who became President, either by election or succession to the office. All but one of those elected did so as sitting Vice President (Nixon was not). All but one of those succeeding did so on the death of the President (Ford did not).
By Vice Presidential sequence (chronological) order:
- 1 - John Adams (elected) 2nd president
- 2 - Thomas Jefferson (elected) 3rd President
- 8 - Martin Van Buren (elected) 8th President
- 10 - John Tyler (succeeded William Henry Harrison) 10th President
- 12 - Millard Fillmore (succeeded Zachary Taylor) 13th President
- 16 - Andrew Johnson (succeeded Abraham Lincoln) 17th President
- 20 - Chester A. Arthur (succeeded James Garfield) 21st President
- 25 - Theodore Roosevelt (succeeded William McKinley) 26th President
- 29 - Calvin Coolidge (succeeded Warren G. Harding) 30th President
- 34 - Harry S. Truman (succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt) 33rd President
- 36 - Richard M. Nixon (elected) 37th President *1968
- 37 - Lyndon B. Johnson (succeeded John F. Kennedy) 36th President
- 40 - Gerald R. Ford (succeeded due to resignation of Richard Nixon) 38th President
- 43 - George H.W. Bush (elected) 41st President
PARTY CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
Federalist
- John Adams
Democratic-Republican
-Thomas Jefferson
Democratic
- Martin Van Buren
- Harry S. Truman
- Lyndon B. Johnson
War Union
- Andrew Johnson
Republican
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Calvin Coolidge
- Richard M. Nixon
- Gerald R. Ford
- George H.W. Bush
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Lao14 were. Here is a list: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Van Buren, Richard Milhous Nixon and George Herbert Walker Bush were elected president on their own. John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, John Calvin Coolidge and Harry S Truman took over when a president got sick and died. Andrew Johnson, Chester Alan Arthur, Theodore Roosevelt and Lyndon Baines Johnson took over when a president was assassinated. Gerald Rudolph Ford took over when Richard Milhous Nixon resigned.
12- John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Van Buren, John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, Chester A. Arthur, Theodore Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, Lyndon B.Johnson, Gerald R. Ford and George Bush
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