Year first Age at # of Years in inaugurat inaugurati State elected electoral # of popular office ed on from votes votes President

George Washington 8 1789 57 Virginia 69 NA() John Adams 4 1797 61 Massachusetts 132 NA() Thomas Jefferson 8 1801 57 Virginia 73 NA() James Madison 8 1809 57 Virginia 122 NA() James Monroe 8 1817 58 Virginia 183 NA() John Quincy Adams 4 1825 57 Massachusetts 84 NA() Andrew Jackson 8 1829 61 Tennessee 178 642,553 Martin Van Buren 4 1837 54 New York 170 764,176 William Henry Harrison 0.8 1841 68 Ohio 234 1,275,390 James K. Polk 4 1845 49 Tennessee 170 1,339,494 Zachary Taylor 1 1849 64 Louisiana 163 1,361,393 Franklin Pierce 4 1853 48 New Hampshire 254 1,607,510 James Buchanan 4 1857 65 Pennsylvania 174 1,836,072 Abraham Lincoln 4 1861 52 Illinois 180 1,865,908 Ulysses S. Grant 8 1869 46 Illinois 214 3,013,650 Rutherford B. Hayes 4 1877 54 Ohio 185 4,034,311 James A. Garfield 0.5 1881 49 Ohio 214 4,446,158 Grover Cleveland 4 1885 47 New York 219 4,874,621 Benjamin Harrison 4 1889 55 Indiana 233 5,443,892 Grover Cleveland 4 1893 55 New York 277 5,551,883 William McKinley 4 1897 54 Ohio 271 7,108,480 William Howard Taft 4 1909 51 Ohio 321 7,676,258 Woodrow Wilson 8 1913 56 New Jersey 435 6,293,152 Warren G. Harding 2 1921 55 Ohio 404 16,133,314 Herbert Hoover 4 1929 54 California 444 21,411,991 Franklin Roosevelt 12 1933 51 New York 472 22,825,016 Dwight D. Eisenhower 8 1953 62 New York 442 33,936,137 John F. Kennedy 3 1961 43 Massachusetts 303 34,221,344 Richard M. Nixon 5 1969 56 New York 301 31,785,148 Jimmy Carter 4 1977 52 Georgia 297 40,830,763 Ronald Reagan 8 1981 69 California 489 43,904,153 George Bush 4 1989 64 Texas 426 48,886,097 Bill Clinton 8 1993 46 Arkansas 370 44,909,326 George W. Bush 8 2001 54 Texas 271 50,460,110 Barack Obama n/a 2009 47 Illinois 365 69,492,376

Total National total electoral Rating votes votes points Political Party NA() 69 842 None NA() 139 598 Federalist NA() 137 711 Democratic-Republican NA() 176 567 Democratic-Republican NA() 221 602 Democratic-Republican NA() 261 564 Democratic-Republican 1,148,018 261 632 Democrat 1,503,534 294 429 Democrat 2,411,808 294 329 Whig 2,703,659 275 632 Democrat 2,879,184 290 447 Whig 3,161,830 296 286 Democrat 4,054,647 296 259 Democrat 4,685,561 303 900 Republican 5,722,440 294 403 Republican 8,413,101 369 477 Republican 9,210,420 369 444 Republican 10,049,754 401 576 Democrat 11,383,320 401 426 Republican 12,056,097 444 576 Democrat 13,935,738 447 601 Republican 14,882,734 483 491 Republican 15,040,963 531 723 Democrat 26,753,786 531 326 Republican 36,790,364 531 400 Republican 39,749,382 531 876 Democrat 61,551,118 531 699 Republican 68,828,960 537 704 Democrat 73,203,370 538 477 Republican 81,555,889 538 518 Democrat 86,515,221 538 634 Republican 91,584,820 538 548 Republican 104,425,014 538 539 Democrat 105,417,258 538 Republican 129,438,754 538 Democrat

Occupation Planter Lawyer Planter, Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Soldier Lawyer Soldier Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Soldier Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Educator Editor Engineer Lawyer Soldier Author Lawyer Businessman Actor Businessman Lawyer Businessman Lawyer

College None Harvard William and Mary Princeton William and Mary Harvard None None Hampden-Sydney U. of North Carolina None Bowdoin Dickinson None US Military Academy Kenyon Williams None Miami None Allegheny College Yale Princeton None Stanford Harvard US Military Academy Harvard Whittier US Naval Academy Eureka College Yale Georgetown Yale Columbia University

% electoral 100.0 95.0 53.3 69.3 82.8 32.2 68.2 57.8 79.6 61.8 56.2 85.8 58.8 59.4 72.8 50.1 58.0 54.6 58.1 62.4 60.6 66.5 81.9 76.1 83.6 88.9 83.2 56.4 55.9 55.2 90.9 79.2 68.8 50.4 67.8

% popular NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() 56.0 50.8 52.9 49.5 47.3 50.8 45.3 39.8 52.7 48.0 48.3 48.5 47.8 46.1 51.0 51.6 41.8 60.3 58.2 57.4 55.1 49.7 43.4 50.1 50.7 53.4 43.0 47.9 53.7

# of Years in Year first Age at State elected electoral office inaugurated inauguration from votes President George Washington 8 1789 57 Virginia 69 John Adams 4 1797 61 Massachusetts 132 Thomas Jefferson 8 1801 57 Virginia 73 James Madison 8 1809 57 Virginia 122 James Monroe 8 1817 58 Virginia 183 John Quincy Adams 4 1825 57 Massachusetts 84 Andrew Jackson 8 1829 61 Tennessee 178 Martin Van Buren 4 1837 54 New York 170 William Henry Harrison 0.8 1841 68 Ohio 234 John Tyler 4 1841 51 Virginia NA() James Knox Polk 4 1845 49 Tennessee 170 Zachary Taylor 1 1849 64 Louisiana 163 Millard Fillmore 3 1850 50 New York NA() Franklin Pierce 4 1853 48 New Hampshire 254 James Buchanan 4 1857 65 Pennsylvania 174 Abraham Lincoln 4 1861 52 Illinois 180 Andrew Johnson 4 1865 56 Tennessee NA() Ulysses Simpson Grant 8 1869 46 Illinois 214 Rutherford Birchard Hayes 4 1877 54 Ohio 185 James Abram Garfield 0.5 1881 49 Ohio 214 Chester Alan Arthur 3 1881 50 New York NA() Grover Stephen Cleveland 4 1885 47 New York 219 Benjamin Harrison 4 1889 55 Indiana 233 Grover Stephen Cleveland 4 1893 55 New York 277 William McKinley 4 1897 54 Ohio 271 Theodore Roosevelt 8 1901 42 New York NA() William Howard Taft 4 1909 51 Ohio 321 Thomas Woodrow Wilson 8 1913 56 New Jersey 435 Warren Gamaliel Harding 2 1921 55 Ohio 404 Calvin Coolidge 6 1923 51 Massachusetts NA() Herbert Hoover 4 1929 54 California 444 Franklin Delano Roosevelt 12 1933 51 New York 472 Harry S Truman 8 1945 60 Missouri NA() Dwight David Eisenhower 8 1953 62 New York 442 John Fitzgerald Kennedy 3 1961 43 Massachusetts 303 Lyndon Baines Johnson 5 1963 55 Texas NA() Richard Milhous Nixon 5 1969 56 New York 301 Gerald Rudolph Ford 3 1974 61 Michigan NA() Jimmy Earl Carter 4 1977 52 Georgia 297 Ronald Wilson Reagan 8 1981 69 California 489 George Herbert Walker Bush 4 1989 64 Texas 426 Bill Jefferson Clinton 8 1993 46 Arkansas 370 8 2001 54 Texas 271 George Walker Bush Barack Hussein Obama n/a 2009 47 Illinois 365

Total electoral votes NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() 642,553 764,176 1,275,390 NA() 1,339,494 1,361,393 NA() 1,607,510 1,836,072 1,865,908 NA() 3,013,650 4,034,311 4,446,158 NA() 4,874,621 5443892.0 5,551,883 7,108,480 NA() 7,676,258 6,293,152 16,133,314 NA() 21,411,991 22,825,016 NA() 33,936,137 34,221,344 NA() 31,785,148 NA() 40,830,763 43,904,153 48,886,097 44,909,326 50,460,110 69,492,376

# of popular votes NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() 1,148,018 1,503,534 2,411,808 NA() 2,703,659 2,879,184 NA() 3,161,830 4,054,647 4,685,561 NA() 5,722,440 8,413,101 9,210,420 NA() 10,049,754 11,383,320 12,056,097 13,935,738 NA() 14,882,734 15,040,963 26,753,786 NA() 36,790,364 39,749,382 NA() 61,551,118 68,828,960 NA() 73,203,370 NA() 81,555,889 86,515,221 91,584,820 104,425,014 105,417,258 129,438,754

National total Rating votes points Political Party Occupation College % electoral 69 842 None Planter None 100.0 139 598 Federalist Lawyer Harvard 95.0 137 711 Democratic-Republican Planter, Lawyer William and Mary 53.3 176 567 Democratic-RepublicanLawyer Princeton 69.3 221 602 Democratic-RepublicanLawyer William and Mary 82.8 261 564 Democratic-RepublicanLawyer Harvard 32.2 261 632 Democrat Lawyer None 68.2 294 429 Democrat Lawyer None 57.8 294 329 Whig Soldier Hampden-Sydney 79.6 NA() 369 Whig Lawyer William and Mary NA() 275 632 Democrat Lawyer U. of North Carolina 61.8 290 447 Whig Soldier None 56.2 NA() 395 Whig Lawyer None NA() 296 286 Democrat Lawyer Bowdoin 85.8 296 259 Democrat Lawyer Dickinson 58.8 303 900 Republican Lawyer None 59.4 NA() 280 National Union Tailor None NA() 294 403 Republican Soldier US Military Academy 72.8 369 477 Republican Lawyer Kenyon 50.1 369 444 Republican Lawyer Williams 58.0 NA() 423 Republican Lawyer Union NA() 401 576 Democrat Lawyer None 54.6 401 426 Republican Lawyer Miami 58.1 444 576 Democrat Lawyer None 62.4 447 601 Republican Lawyer Allegheny College 60.6 NA() 810 Republican Author Harvard NA() 483 491 Republican Lawyer Yale 66.5 531 723 Democrat Educator Princeton 81.9 531 326 Republican Editor None 76.1 NA() 451 Republican Lawyer Amherst NA() 531 400 Republican Engineer Stanford 83.6 531 876 Democrat Lawyer Harvard 88.9 NA() 753 Democrat Businessman None NA() 531 699 Republican Soldier US Military Academy 83.2 537 704 Democrat Author Harvard 56.4 NA() 655 Democrat Teacher Southwest Texas State NA() 538 477 Republican Lawyer Whittier 55.9 NA() 495 Republican Lawyer Michigan NA() 538 518 Democrat Businessman US Naval Academy 55.2 538 634 Republican Actor Eureka College 90.9 538 548 Republican Businessman Yale 79.2 538 539 Democrat Lawyer Georgetown 68.8 538 Republican Businessman Yale 50.4 538 Democrat Lawyer Columbia University 67.8

% popular NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() NA() 56.0 50.8 52.9 NA() 49.5 47.3 NA() 50.8 45.3 39.8 NA() 52.7 48.0 48.3 NA() 48.5 47.8 46.1 51.0 NA() 51.6 41.8 60.3 NA() 58.2 57.4 NA() 55.1 49.7 NA() 43.4 NA() 50.1 50.7 53.4 43.0 47.9 53.7

ORDER FIRST LAST NAME MIDDLE NAME NAME 1 George Washington 2 John Adams 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Thomas Jefferson JamesMadison JamesMonroe John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren William H. Harrison John Tyler James Polk K. Zachary Taylor MillardFillmore Franklin ierce P JamesBuchanan Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Ulysses S. Grant Rutherford B. Hayes James Garfield A. Chester A. Arthur GroverCleveland Benjamin Harrison Stephen Grover Cleveland

PresidentPresident Vice George Washington John Adams

JohnThomas Jefferson Adams Aaron Burr George Clinton Thomas Jefferson George Clinton Elbridge Gerry James Madison

First Lady Interesting Fact qoute or facts about First Martha Dandridge Custis Burned all correspondence between our ha The greater part of herse
Abigail Smith Martha Wayles Skelton

Highly respected and intelligent as seen by Though I have been called

Martha was extremely wealthy and Jefferso Martha Jefferson died 18 y

Dolly Payne & Elizabeth "Eliza" Kortright lady credited with saving m Well-loved first There is one secret, and t

Todd JamesDMonroe Daniel Tompkins Louisa Catherine Johnson Often ill and disliked as first fact that Elizab Despite the lady, especiall JohnJohn C Calhoun Quincy Adams Abigail Adams Only foreign-born first lady There is something in this

John C Calhoun Martin Van Buren Rachel Donelson Robards Had been married before and marriage wa Andrew Jackson I am glad of it for Mr. Ja Martin VanBuren Richard M. Johnson Hannah Hoes Not much is known but she was deeply reli Hannah Hoes Van Buren d William Henry Harrison Anna Tuthill Symmes John Tyler Never actually occupied the White House b We are here for four year John Tyler (1)Letitia Christian and (2)Julia Gardiner (letter to her from her husb Letitia died while Tyler was in office; Julia b James Knox Polk None Sarah Childress Well respected first ladyinto the White Hou If I get who was noted for Zachary Taylor Dallas George M Margaret mackall Smith Did not enjoy being first lady and would no After praying mightily for h Millard Fillmore Millard Fillmore Abigail Powers Had a deep love(letter to herand was a Mr of learning husband) ma Franklin Pierce None Jane Means Appleton Was very religious and spent most (Frankli Oh how I wish he of her t James Buchanan William R King (never married) Buchanan's ward, Harriet Lane, served as Harriet Lane was not the w Abraham Lincoln John C BreckinridgeMary Todd Was unpopular asdo not belong had a men I first lady and to the pub

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft Woodrow Wilson Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Herbert oover H

Hannibel Hamlin Andrew Johnson Andrew Johnson Eliza McCardle Was an invalid throughout Johnson's presi Its all very well for those w Ulysses Simpson Grant Julia Boggs Dent None Gracious first ladybecame an enthusiastic I who helped refurbish the Schuyler Colfax Henry Birchard RutherfordWilson Hayes Ware Webb Lucy Staunch opponent of slavery who wasstron Womans mind is as nick James Abram Garfield Lucretia Rudolph William A Wheeler Was reluctant toIm first lady try harder tha be going to and was know Chester AlanAlan Arthur Ellen Lewis Herndon Chester Arthur Arthur's sister acted as the unofficial first la Ellen Arthur died in 1880, t Grover Cleveland None Frances Fulsom Cleveland marriedhave not had a presiden I Frances while life yet. It Benjamin Harrison Thomas Hendricks Caroline Lavinia Was active as first ladythis Society has bee Since performing major Scott Grover Cleveland Frances Fulsom Levi P Morton & Adlai E Stevenson Cleveland married Frances while president Garret A. Hobart Theodore Roosevelt William McKinley Ida Saxton Was an epileptic and suffered through man (following her husbands a Charles W Fairbanks Theodore Roosevelt Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt's second wife, Edith wasthings is Being in centre of an acti William Howard Taft James S Sherman Helen Herron Had a stroke whilehad always had the satis I first lady yet continued t Woodrow Wilson Thomas R Marshall (1)Ellen Louise Axton and (2)Edith Bolling Galtpresidency the most u Took control of I am naturally after husba the Warren Gamaliel hardingFlorence Kling DeWolf Calvin Coolidge Was a good businesswoman who helped H So began my stewardship Calvin Coolidge Charles G Dawes Anna Grace Goodhew Very popular first lady who gracefully dea I know whats best for th Herbert Clark Hoover Lou Henry Charles Curtis Very involved in...this was I and notspent the Girl Scouts and yet I,

32 33 34 35 36

Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman DwightEisenhower D. John F. ennedy K Lyndon B. Johnson

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

Richard M. Nixon GeraldFord R. James Carter E. RonaldReagan George Bush William Jefferson Clinton George Bush BarackObama Hussein

John Nance Garner Henry A. Wallace Harry S. Truman Franklin Delano Roosevelt Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Used her position as very possible to have It is first lady to advance Harry s Truman Alben W Barkley Elizabeth "Bess" Virginia Wallace as little time as possible in going to b Spent but there isnt Washing Dwight David Eisenhower Richard Milhous Nixon "Mamie" Geneva Doud popular first lady who held many sta Mary Very We are not any one of us JohnLyndon Baines Johnson Fitzgerald Kennedy Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Known for her fashion sense and poise, sh Of course, being mistress Lyndon Baines Johnson Claudia "Lady Bird" Alta Taylor pet project while first lady was helpint Hubert Horatio Humphrey Her I think the major role of Spiro T. Agnew Gerald Rudolph Ford Richard Milhous Nixon Thelma Patricia "Pat" Catherine Ryan Espoused volunteerism aslady is, and alwa The first her pet project Gerald Rudolph Ford Nelson Rockefeller Elizabeth "Betty" Bloomer Spoke openly about personal go down in h Warren I just want to issues includ James Earl Mondale Walter Carter Eleanor Rosalynn Smith One of her husbands closestthat because I dont feel advisors, sitti Ronald Wilson Reagan Nancy Davis George Herbert Walker Bush Caused controversy after purchasing new I dont think that there is George Herbert Quayle Bush J. Danforth Walker Barbara Pierce Well-loved first I think itsadvocated for m lady who an important, le William JeffersonJr. Albert Gore, ClintonHillary Rodham Powerful first lady who advocated nationa The First Lady is going to George Walker Bush Richard Cheney Laura Welch Former librarianThe American people hav who has spent her time c Barack Hussein Obama Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Joe Biden While still early The role of Firstfirst lady, in her tenure as Lady is w

"Policies that support famil

President Nick Names George Washington of His Country" "Father John Adams "Atlas of Independence" Thomas Jefferson of the People" "Man James Madison "Father of the Constitution" James Monroe "The Last Cocked Hat" John Quincy Adams Eloquent" "Old Man Andrew Jackson Hickory" "Old Martin Van Buren Red Fox of Kinderhook" "The William Henry Harrison "Old Tippecanoe" John Tyler "Accidental President" James K. PolkYoung Hickory" " Zachary Taylor Rough & Ready" "Old Millard Fillmore American Louis Philippe" "The Franklin Pierce "Young Hickory of the Granite Hills" James Buchanan Buck" "Old Abraham Lincoln "Honest Abe" Andrew Johnson -noneUlysses S. Grant of Appomattox" "Hero Rutherford B."Dark-Horse President" Hayes James A. Garfield -noneChester A. Arthur "Elegant Arthur" Grover Cleveland -noneBenjamin Harrison Ben" "Little Grover Cleveland -none-

Trivia INVENTIONS Date of Marriage Called Eli Whitney of his country" the "father invents the 6,1759 gin January cotton Appointed John Marshall as Chief Justice 1799 Alessandra Volta invents the battery, October 25, 1764 January 1, 1772 AuthorFirst successful steamboat in the United States, 1807 of the Declaration of Independence

KnownThe the "Father of theinvented,1794 as can opener was Constitution" September 14, 1813 Warned the Europeans not to interfere in the Westernballoon, 1824 by writi Professor Michael Faraday invents the first toy Hemisphere February 16, 1786 The first son of a President the modernPresident 1827 John Walker invents to1797 July 26, become matches,

Nicknamed "Old Cyrus H. McCormick invents the first commercially succes American Hickory" January 7, 1794 The only PresidentialFebruaryMorse Code, 1838without a running mate Samuel Morse candidate to 1807 office invents 21, run for Ran under the slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" November 22, 1795 First Vice President to become President June 26, new death of a Chief Ex First message March 29, 1813 and following 1844 in communicati sent by telegraph, opening a the era The only Speaker Morton, a MassachusettsPresident the first to use anae Dr. William of January 1, to become dentist, is the House 1824 Nicknamed "Old Rough & and 1810 for $400, 1833 Safety pin invented 21, sold June Ready" Approved the Compromise of 1850 Gyroscope was invented, 1852 February 5, 1826 His wife was called "The Shadow of1834 summer of 1853 by George Cru The potato chip was invented the White House" November 19, in the The only bachelor President installed in New York City. This allowed the First passenger elevator N/A Proclaimedfirst practical four-wheeled rollerskate is invented, and sets off a The the Emancipation Proclamation November 4, 1842 The first President toMayimpeached Typewriter invented, 1868 be 17, 1827 Commander of thethe telephone, 1876 the Civil War Bell invents Union Armies during August 22, 1848 Hs wife was nicknamed "Lemonade1852 Dr. Pepper is invented, 1880 Lucy" December 30, Served as President Novemberfew months in 1881 for only a 11, 1858 Called Electric fan invented, 1882 1859 the "Father of October 25, Navy" the American The only President to serve two non-consecutive terms Coca-Cola invented2, 1886 June in Atlanta, Georgia, 1886 The only President whose grandfatherof basketball, 1891 Mr. Naismith invents the game was also a President October 20, 1853 The only President to serve two non-consecutive terms First successful automobile built in the United States, 1894 June 2, 1886

William McKinley of Ohio" "Idol Theodore Roosevelt "Teddy" William Howard Taft -noneWoodrow Wilson "Schoolmaster in Politics" Warren G. Harding -noneCalvin Coolidge "Silent Cal" Herbert Hoover -none-

Waged a "Front Porch" campaign tractor, 1900 Benjamin Holt January the first invents 25, 1871 Famous for saying "Speak softly and carry a airplane flight, 1903 Wright Brothers make first successful big stick." December 2, 1886 The only President also to 19, 1910 Chief Justice Panama Canal Opens, 1886 June serve as AuthorFirst regular airline service starts, 1914 of the Fourteen Points 1885 June 24, His friends weremovie isas the "Ohio Gang" First 3-D known released, 1922 Saturday, December 18, 1915 Famous fortalking movie,8, 1891 to run for President" First saying "I Julynot choose do 1927 Famous forjukeboxes marketed in in every potStates, 1905 every garage" First saying "Two chickens the United and a car in Wednesday, October 04, 1930

Franklin Roosevelt "FDR" Harry S. Truman 'Em Hell Harry" "Give Dwight D. Eisenhower "Ike" John F. Kennedy "JFK" Lyndon B. Johnson "LBJ"

Was elected Presidentbroadcast in the United States, 1936 First regular TV for four10, 1899 February terms Made the decision to use the atomic bombMarch 17, 1905 The Frisbee was invented, 1948 Friday, to end World War II Supreme Commander oflaunched from Cape Canaveral,War II First U.S. satellite the Allied Forces during28, 1919 Saturday, June World 1958 Founded the Peace Corps John Glenn, orbits the01, 1916 First U.S. astronaut, Saturday, July earth, 1962 Declared a "waris invented, Saturday, September 12, 1953 Astroturf on poverty"1965

Richard M. Nixon -noneOpened the door towas People's Republic of China 1934 of Defense, 19 The Internet the originally set up by the Department Saturday, November 17, Gerald Ford "Jerry" The only man to hold the tab on a drink can invented, 1940 The push-through nation's two top offices without being elected to e Friday, June 21, 1975 Jimmy Carter"Jimmy" Brought Egypt and Israel to the peace table Post-It Notes re-introduced on theOctober and 1948 Friday, market 15, become a huge succ Ronald Reagan Gipper" "The Served two terms as the governor of California 06, 1952 Disposable contact lenses invented,March Thursday, 1987 George Bush"Poppy" Lead us through Operation Desert StormJanuary 06, 1945 The space shuttle Discovery deploys the Hubble Telescope 350 mile Saturday, Bill Clinton "Bill" Campaigned hit the market, 1995 DVDs for Health Care reform Saturday, October 11, 1975 George W. Bush "W" Saturday, November 05, 1977 Barack Obama Saturday, October 03, 1992 "Policies that support families aren't political issues. They're personal. They're the causes I carry with me every single day."

Year Year first Age at s in inaugurat inaugu office ed ration IN OFFICE 8 1789 57 1789-97 4 1797 61 1797-1801 8 8 8 4 8 4 0.8 4 4 1 3 4 4 4 4 8 4 0.5 3 4 4 4 1801 1809 1817 1825 1829 1837 1841 1841 1845 1849 1850 1853 1857 1861 1865 1869 1877 1881 1881 1885 1889 1893 57 1801-1809 57 1809-1817 58 1817-1825 57 1825-1829 61 54 68 51 49 64 50 48 65 52 1829-1837 1837-1841 1841 1841-1845 1845-1849 1849-1850 1850-1853 1853-1857 1857-1861 1861-1865

Nati # of onal # of popul total State elected electora ar vote from State l votes votes s Virginia VA 69 NA() NA() Massachusetts MA 132 NA() NA() Virginia VA Virginia VA Virginia VA Massachusetts MA Tennessee New York Ohio Virginia Tennessee Louisiana New York New Hampshire Pennsylvania Illinois SC NY VA VA NC VA NY NH PA KY 73 NA() NA() 122 NA() NA() 183 NA() NA() 84 NA() NA()

Total electoral votes 69 139 137 176 221 261

Rating points

Political Party 842 None 598 Federalist

711 Democratic-Republ

567 Democratic-Republ 602 Democratic-Republ 564 Democratic-Republ 632 429 329 369 632 447 395 286 259 900 Democrat Democrat Whig Whig Democrat Whig Whig Democrat Democrat Republican

178 ### ### 261 170 ### ### 294 234 ### ### 294 NA() NA() NA() NA() 170 ### ### 275 163 ### ### 290 NA() NA() NA() NA() 254 ### ### 296 174 ### ### 296 180 ### ### 303 NA() NA() NA() NA() 214 ### ### 294 185 ### ### 369 214 ### ### 369 NA() NA() NA() NA() 219 ### ### 401 233 #### ### 401 277 ### ### 444

56 1865-1869 46 1869-1877 54 49 50 47 55 55 1877-1881 1881 1881-1885 1885-1889 1889-1893 1893-1897

Tennessee NC Illinois OH Ohio Ohio New York New York Indiana New York OH OH VT NJ OH NJ

280 National Union 403 Republican 477 444 423 576 426 576 Republican Republican Republican Democrat Republican Democrat

4 8 4 8 2 6 4

1897 1901 1909 1913 1921 1923 1929

54 1897-1901 42 51 56 55 51 54 1901-1909 1909-1913 1913-1921 1921-1923 1923-1929 1929-1933

Ohio OH New York Ohio New Jersey Ohio Massachusetts California NY OH VA OH VT IA

271

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447

601 Republican 810 491 723 326 451 400 Republican Republican Democrat Republican Republican Republican

NA() NA() NA() NA() 321 ### ### 483 435 ### ### 531 404 ### ### 531 NA() NA() NA() NA() 444 ### ### 531

12 8 8 3 5

1933 1945 1953 1961 1963

51 60 62 43 55

1933-1945 1945-1953 1953-1961 1961-1963 1963-1969

New York Missouri New York Massachusetts Texas

NY MO TX MA TX

472 ### ### 531 NA() NA() NA() NA() 442 ### ### 531 303 ### ### 537 NA() NA() NA() NA()

876 753 699 704 655

Democrat Democrat Republican Democrat Democrat

5 3 4 8 4 8 8

1969 1974 1977 1981 1989 1993 2001 2009

56 61 52 69 64 46 54 47

1969-1974 1974-1977 1977-1981 1981-1989 1989-1993 1993-2001 2001-?

New York Michigan Georgia California Texas Arkansas Texas Illinois

CA NE GA IL MA AK TX

301 ### ### 538 NA() NA() NA() NA() 297 ### ### 538 489 ### ### 538 426 ### ### 538 370 ### ### 538 271 #### #### 538 365 ### ### 538

477 495 518 634 548 539

n/a me every single day."

Republican Republican Democrat Republican Republican Democrat Republican Democrat

Occupation Planter Lawyer Planter, Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Soldier Lawyer Lawyer Soldier Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Tailor Soldier Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer

College None Harvard William and Mary Princeton William and Mary Harvard None None Hampden-Sydney William and Mary U. of North Carolina None None Bowdoin Dickinson None None US Military Academy Kenyon Williams Union None Miami None

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Allegheny College Harvard Yale Princeton None Amherst Stanford NA()

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Lawyer Businessman Soldier Author Teacher

Harvard None US Military Academy Harvard Southwest Texas State

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Whittier Michigan US Naval Academy Eureka College Yale Georgetown Yale Columbia University

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# of Presidents by occupation Lawyer Farmer Soldier Businessman Author/editor Other 26 2 4 5 3 4

# of Lawyer Presidents by time Washington-Van Buren W. Harrison-Buchanan Lincoln-B. Harrison Cleveland-F. Roosevelt Truman-Reagan G.H.Bush-Obama 6 6 7 3 2 2

State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

No. of Presidents 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 9 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 5 0 0 0 0