USA's vicepræsidenter
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USA's vicepræsident er det næsthøjeste embede i USA efter præsidentembedet. Vicepræsidenten bliver valgt sammen med præsidenten og tager stillingen hvis præsidenten skulle dø, gå af eller blive afsat indenfor præsidentperioden. Vicepræsidenten er præsident og ordstyrer i USA's senat og har stemmeret ved stemmelighed, således at vedkommendes stemme i sådanne tilfælde bliver udslagsgivende. Embedet er således det eneste som har funktioner i både den udøvende gren og den lovgivende gren af statsmagten (som et brud på magtfordelingsprincippet).
Det er de samme formelle krav til vicepræsidenten som til præsidenten: For at kunne blive valgt, skal man være født som amerikansk statsborger, være minimum 35 år gammel og have boet i USA i de seneste 14 år. Man kan heller ikke have været præsident i to mandatperioder tidligere.
Liste over vicepræsidenter i USA
| # | Forlod stillingen | Billede | Navn | Parti | Præsident |
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| 1. | 21 april 1789 - 4 marts 1797[1] | .jpg) | John Adams | Føderalist | George Washington |
| 2. | 4 marts 1797 - 4 marts 1801[1] |  | Thomas Jefferson | Demokrat-republikaner | John Adams |
| 3. | 4 marts 1801 - 4 marts 1805 |  | Aaron Burr | Demokrat-republikaner | Thomas Jefferson |
| 4. | 4 marts 1805 - 20 april 1812[2] |  | George Clinton | Demokrat-republikaner | Thomas Jefferson/James Madison |
| Ingen vicepræsident | James Madison | ||||
| 5. | 4 marts 1813 - 23 november 1814[2] |  | Elbridge Gerry | Demokrat-republikaner | |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 6. | 4 marts 1817 - 4 marts 1825 | Daniel D. Tompkins | Demokrat-republikaner | James Monroe | |
| 7. | 4 marts 1825 - 28 december 1832[3] |  | John C. Calhoun | Demokrat-republikaner og demokrat | John Quincy Adams/Andrew Jackson |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Andrew Jackson | ||||
| 8. | 4 marts 1833 - 4 marts 1837[1] |  | Martin Van Buren | Demokrat | |
| 9. | 4 marts 1837 - 4 marts 1841 |  | Richard Mentor Johnson | Demokrat | Martin Van Buren |
| 10. | 4 marts 1841 - 4 april 1841[4] |  | John Tyler | Whig[5] | William Henry Harrison |
| Ingen vicepræsident | John Tyler | ||||
| 11. | 4 marts 1845 - 4 marts 1849 |  | George M. Dallas | Demokrat | James Knox Polk |
| 12. | 4 marts 1849 - 9 juli 1850[4] |  | Millard Fillmore | Whig | Zachary Taylor |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Millard Fillmore | ||||
| 13. | 4 marts 1853 - 18 april 1853[2] |  | William R. King | Demokrat | Franklin Pierce |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 14. | 4 marts 1857 - 4 marts 1861 |  | John C. Breckinridge | Demokrat | James Buchanan |
| 15. | 4 marts 1861 - 4 marts 1865 |  | Hannibal Hamlin | Republikaner | Abraham Lincoln |
| 16. | 4 marts 1865 - 15 april 1865[4] |  | Andrew Johnson | Demokrat | |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Andrew Johnson | ||||
| 17. | 4 marts 1869 - 4 marts 1873 |  | Schuyler Colfax | Republikaner | Ulysses S. Grant |
| 18. | 4 marts 1873 - 22 november 1875[2] |  | Henry Wilson | Republikaner | |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 19. | 4 marts 1877 - 4 marts 1881 |  | William A. Wheeler | Republikaner | Rutherford B. Hayes |
| 20. | 4 marts 1881 - 19 september 1881[4] |  | Chester A. Arthur | Republikaner | James Garfield |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Chester A. Arthur | ||||
| 21. | 4 marts 1885 - 25 november 1885[2] |  | Thomas A. Hendricks | Demokrat | Grover Cleveland |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 22. | 4 marts 1885 - 4 marts 1889 |  | Levi P. Morton | Republikaner | Benjamin Harrison |
| 23. | 4 marts 1889 - 4 marts 1893 |  | Adlai E. Stevenson | Demokrat | Grover Cleveland |
| 24. | 4 marts 1893 - 21 november 1899[2] |  | Garret Hobart | Republikaner | William McKinley |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 25. | 4 marts 1901 - |  | Theodore Roosevelt | Republikaner | |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Theodore Roosevelt | ||||
| 26. | 4 marts 1905 - 4 marts 1909 |  | Charles W. Fairbanks | Republikaner | |
| 27. | 4 marts 1909 - 30 oktober 1912[2] |  | James S. Sherman | Republikaner | William Howard Taft |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 28. | 4 marts 1913 - 4 marts 1921 |  | Thomas R. Marshall | Demokrat | Woodrow Wilson |
| 29. | 4 marts 1921 - | .jpg) | Calvin Coolidge | Republikaner | Warren G. Harding |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Calvin Coolidge | ||||
| 30. | 4 marts 1925 - 4 marts 1929 |  | Charles G. Dawes | Republikaner | |
| 31. | 4 marts 1929 - 4 marts 1933 |  | Charles Curtis | Republikaner | Herbert Hoover |
| 32. | 4 marts 1933 - 20 januar 1941 |  | John N. Garner | Demokrat | Franklin D. Roosevelt |
| 33. | 20 januar 1941 - 20 januar 1945 | .jpg) | Henry A. Wallace | Demokrat | |
| 34. | 20 januar 1945 - |  | Harry S. Truman | Demokrat | |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Harry S. Truman | ||||
| 35. | 20 januar 1949 - 20 januar 1953 |  | Alben W. Barkley | Demokrat | |
| 36. | 20 januar 1953 - 20 januar 1961[6] |  | Richard Nixon | Republikaner | Dwight D. Eisenhower |
| 37. | 20 januar 1961 .- |  | Lyndon B. Johnson | Demokrat | John F. Kennedy |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Lyndon B. Johnson | ||||
| 38. | 20 januar 1965 - 20 januar 1969 |  | Hubert Humphrey | Demokrat | |
| 39. | 20 januar 1969 - 10 oktober 1973[3] |  | Spiro Agnew | Republikaner | Richard Nixon |
| Ingen vicepræsident | |||||
| 40. | 6 december 1973 - 9 august 1974[7] | .jpg) | Gerald Ford | Republikaner | |
| Ingen vicepræsident | Gerald Ford | ||||
| 41. | 19 december 1974 - 20 januar 1977 |  | Nelson Rockefeller | Republikaner | |
| 42. | 20 januar 1977 - 20 januar 1981 | Walter Mondale | Demokrat | Jimmy Carter | |
| 43. | 20 januar 1981 - 20 januar 1989[1] |  | George H.W. Bush | Republikaner | Ronald Reagan |
| 44. | 20 januar 1989 - 20 januar 1993 |  | Dan Quayle | Republikaner | George H.W. Bush |
| 45. | 20 januar 1993 - 20 januar 2001 |  | Al Gore | Demokrat | Bill Clinton |
| 46. | 20 januar 2001 - 20 januar 2009 |  | Dick Cheney | Republikaner | George W. Bush |
| 47. | 20 januar 2009 - 20 januar 2017[8] |  | Joe Biden | Demokrat | Barack Obama |
| 48. | 20 januar 2017 - 20 januar 2021 |  | Mike Pence | Republikaner | Donald Trump |
| 49. | 20 januar 2021 - siddende |  | Kamala Harris | Demokrat | Joe Biden |
Fodnoter
- ^ a b c d e f g h Blev præsident efter vicepræsidentperioden
- ^ a b c d e f g Døde i embedet
- ^ a b Trak sig fra stillingen
- ^ a b c d e f g h Overtog som præsident da præsidenten døde
- ^ Demokrat på Whig-valgseddel
- ^ Blev valgt til præsident i 1968
- ^ Overtog som præsident efter præsidentens fratræden
- ^ Blev valgt til præsident i 2020
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