Stats: People Who Have Been Next In Line to the U.S. Presidency

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Office	Year(s)	President	Person	% Correct
Vice President	1797-1801	John Adams	Thomas Jefferson	93%
Vice President	1789-1797	George Washington	John Adams	89%
Vice President	1961-1963	John F. Kennedy	Lyndon B. Johnson	89%
Vice President	2021-Now	Joe Biden	Kamala Harris	85%
Vice President	1953-1961	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Richard Nixon	85%
Vice President	1865	Abraham Lincoln	Andrew Johnson	81%
Vice President	2009-2017	Barack Obama	Joe Biden	81%
Vice President	1837-1841	Martin Van Buren	Richard Mentor Johnson	81%
Vice President	1901	William McKinley	Theodore Roosevelt	81%
Vice President	1973-1974	Richard Nixon	Gerald Ford	78%
Vice President	1981-1989	Ronald Reagan	George H.W. Bush	74%
Vice President	1841	William Henry Harrison	John Tyler	74%
Vice President	2017-2021	Donald Trump	Mike Pence	74%
Vice President	1921-1923	Warren Harding	Calvin Coolidge	70%
Vice President	1881	James A. Garfield	Chester A. Arthur	70%
Vice President	1805-1812	Thomas Jefferson/James Madison	George Clinton	70%
Vice President	1945	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Harry S. Truman	70%
Vice President	1833-1837	Andrew Jackson	Martin Van Buren	70%
Vice President	1993-2001	Bill Clinton	Al Gore	67%
Vice President	2001-2009	George W. Bush	Dick Cheney	67%
Vice President	1849-1850	Zachary Taylor	Millard Fillmore	59%
Vice President	1977-1981	Jimmy Carter	Walter Mondale	59%
Vice President	1989-1993	George H.W. Bush	Dan Quayle	56%
Vice President	1969-1973	Richard Nixon	Spiro Agnew	56%
Vice President	1873-1875	Ulysses S. Grant	Henry Wilson	48%
Vice President	1974-1977	Gerald Ford	Nelson Rockefeller	48%
Vice President	1801-1805	Thomas Jefferson	Aaron Burr	44%
Vice President	1965-1969	Lyndon B. Johnson	Hubert Humphrey	44%
Secretary of State	1899-1901	William McKinley	John Hay	37%
Secretary of State	1901-1905	Theodore Roosevelt	John Hay	37%
Vice President	1949-1953	Harry S. Truman	Alben W. Barkley	30%
Vice President	1813-1814	James Madison	Elbridge Gerry	30%
Secretary of State	1947	Harry S. Truman	George Marshall	30%
Vice President	1861-1865	Abraham Lincoln	Hannibal Hamlin	30%
Vice President	1933-1941	Franklin D. Roosevelt	John Nance Garner	30%
Vice President	1893-1897	Grover Cleveland	Adlai Stevenson I	26%
Vice President	1925-1929	Calvin Coolidge	Charles G. Dawes	26%
Vice President	1905-1909	Theodore Roosevelt	Charles W. Fairbanks	26%
Vice President	1909-1912	William Taft	James S. Sherman	26%
Vice President	1825-1832	John Quincy Adams/Andrew Jackson	John C. Calhoun	26%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1885-1886	Grover Cleveland	John Sherman	26%
Vice President	1869-1873	Ulysses S. Grant	Schuyler Colfax	26%
Vice President	1929-1933	Herbert Hoover	Charles Curtis	22%
Vice President	1941-1945	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Henry A. Wallace	22%
Vice President	1913-1921	Woodrow Wilson	Thomas R. Marshall	22%
Speaker of the House	1973	Richard Nixon	Carl Albert	19%
Speaker of the House	1974	Gerald Ford	Carl Albert	19%
Vice President	1817-1825	James Monroe	Daniel T. Tompkins	19%
Vice President	1897-1899	William McKinley	Garret Hobart	19%
Vice President	1845-1849	James K. Polk	George M. Dallas	19%
Vice President	1857-1861	James Buchanan	John C. Breckinridge	19%
Vice President	1889-1893	Benjamin Harrison	Levi P. Morton	19%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1854	Franklin Pierce	Lewis Cass	19%
Speaker of the House	1949	Harry S. Truman	Sam Rayburn	19%
Vice President	1885	Grover Cleveland	Thomas A. Hendricks	19%
Vice President	1877-1881	Rutherford B. Hayes	William A. Wheeler	19%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1850-1852	Millard Fillmore	William R. King	19%
Vice President	1853	Franklin Pierce	William R. King	19%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1832-1833	Andrew Jackson	Hugh Lawson White	15%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1867-1869	Andrew Johnson	Benjamin Wade	11%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1881-1883	Chester A. Arthur	David Davis	11%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1852-1853	Millard Fillmore	David Rice Atchison	11%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1853-1854	Franklin Pierce	David Rice Atchison	11%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1883-1885	Chester A. Arthur	George F. Edmunds	11%
Speaker of the House	1963-1965	Lyndon B. Johnson	John W. McCormack	11%
Speaker of the House	1947-1949	Harry S. Truman	Joseph W. Martin Jr.	11%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1865-1867	Andrew Johnson	Lafayette S. Foster	11%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1812-1813	James Madison	William H. Crawford	11%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1842-1845	John Tyler	Willie P. Magnum	11%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1856	Franklin Pierce	Charles E. Stuart	7%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1857	Franklin Pierce	James Murray Mason	7%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1854-1856	Franklin Pierce	Jesse D. Bright	7%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1856-1857	Franklin Pierce	Jesse D. Bright	7%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1814-1817	James Madison	John Gaillard	7%
Speaker of the House	1814	James Madison	Langdon Cheves	7%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1841-1842	John Tyler	Samuel L. Southard	7%
President Pro Temporeof the Senate	1881	Chester A. Arthur	Thomas F. Bayard	7%
Secretary of State	1886-1889	Grover Cleveland	Thomas F. Bayard	7%
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	1875-1877	Ulysses S. Grant	Thomas W. Ferry	7%
Secretary of State	1923-1925	Calvin Coolidge	Charles Evans Hughes	4%
Secretary of the Treasury	1945	Harry S. Truman	Henry Morgenthau Jr.	4%
Secretary of State	1945-1947	Harry S. Truman	James F. Byrnes	4%
Secretary of State	1945	Harry S. Truman	Edward Stettinius Jr.	0%
Secretary of State	1912-1913	William Taft	Philander C. Knox	0%

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