List of United States major party presidential tickets
Major tickets
Included below are all of the major party (Democratic-Republican, Federalist, Democratic, National Republican, Whig, and Republican) tickets, along with the nonpartisan candidacy of George Washington.

List of United States major party presidential tickets

Section Title: Major tickets
Table Section Text: Included below are all of the major party (Democratic-Republican, Federalist, Democratic, National Republican, Whig, and Republican) tickets, along with the nonpartisan candidacy of George Washington.

Presidential nominee	Vice Presidential nominee	Results

Year	T	P	Position	Name	S	B	A	Position	Name	S	B	A	PV%	EV%	R

2016	O	R	Businessman	Donald Trump	NY	1946	70	Governor	Mike Pence	IN	1959	57	46.1	56.5	1

2016	O	D	Fmr. Sec. of State	Hillary Clinton	NY	1947	69	Senator	Tim Kaine	VA	1958	58	48.2	42.2	2

2012	I	D	President	Barack Obama	IL	1961	51	Vice President	Joe Biden	DE	1942	69	51	61.7	1

2012	C	R	Fmr. Governor	Mitt Romney	MA	1947	65	Congressman	Paul Ryan	WI	1970	42	47.2	38.3	2

2008	O	D	Senator	Barack Obama	IL	1961	47	Senator	Joe Biden	DE	1942	65	52.9	67.8	1

2008	O	R	Senator	John McCain	AZ	1936	72	Governor	Sarah Palin	AK	1964	44	45.6	32.2	2

2004	I	R	President	George W. Bush	TX	1946	58	Vice President	Dick Cheney	WY	1941	63	50.7	53.2	1

2004	C	D	Senator	John Kerry	MA	1943	60	Senator	John Edwards	NC	1953	51	48.3	46.7	2

2000	O	R	Governor	George W. Bush	TX	1946	54	Fmr. Sec. of Defense	Dick Cheney	WY	1941	59	47.9	50.4	1

2000	O	D	Vice President	Al Gore	TN	1948	52	Senator	Joe Lieberman	CT	1942	58	48.4	49.4	2

1996	I	D	President	Bill Clinton	AR	1946	50	Vice President	Al Gore	TN	1948	48	49.2	70.4	1

1996	C	R	Fmr. Senator	Bob Dole	KS	1923	73	Fmr. Sec. of HUD	Jack Kemp	NY	1935	61	40.7	29.6	2

1992	C	D	Governor	Bill Clinton	AR	1946	46	Senator	Al Gore	TN	1948	44	43	68.8	1

1992	I	R	President	George H. W. Bush	TX	1924	68	Vice President	Dan Quayle	IN	1947	45	37.5	31.2	2

1992	T	I	Businessman	Ross Perot	TX	1930	62	Admiral	James Stockdale	CA	1923	68	18.9	0	3

1988	O	R	Vice President	George H. W. Bush	TX	1924	64	Senator	Dan Quayle	IN	1947	41	53.4	79.2	1

1988	O	D	Governor	Michael Dukakis	MA	1933	55	Senator	Lloyd Bentsen	TX	1921	67	45.7	20.1	2

1984	I	R	President	Ronald Reagan	CA	1911	73	Vice President	George H. W. Bush	TX	1924	60	58.8	97.6	1

1984	C	D	Fmr. Vice President	Walter Mondale	MN	1928	56	Congresswoman	Geraldine Ferraro	NY	1935	49	40.6	2.4	2

1980	C	R	Fmr. Governor	Ronald Reagan	CA	1911	69	Fmr. Ambassador	George H. W. Bush	TX	1924	56	50.8	90.9	1

1980	I	D	President	Jimmy Carter	GA	1924	56	Vice President	Walter Mondale	MN	1928	52	41	9.1	2

1976	C	D	Fmr. Governor	Jimmy Carter	GA	1924	52	Senator	Walter Mondale	MN	1928	48	50.1	53.9	1

1976	I	R	President	Gerald Ford	MI	1913	63	Senator	Bob Dole	KS	1923	53	48	44.6	2

1972	I	R	President	Richard Nixon	CA	1913	59	Vice President	Spiro Agnew	MD	1918	53	60.6	96.7	1

1972	C	D	Senator	George McGovern	SD	1922	50	Fmr. Ambassador	Sargent Shriver	MD	1915	56	37.5	3.2	2

1968	O	R	Fmr. Vice President	Richard Nixon	CA	1913	55	Governor	Spiro Agnew	MD	1918	49	43.4	55.9	1

1968	O	D	Vice President	Hubert Humphrey	MN	1911	57	Senator	Edmund Muskie	ME	1914	54	42.7	35.5	2

1968	T	AI	Fmr. Governor	George Wallace	AL	1919	49	General	Curtis LeMay	CA	1906	61	13.5	8.6	3

1964	I	D	President	Lyndon B. Johnson	TX	1908	56	Senator	Hubert Humphrey	MN	1911	53	61.1	90.3	1

1964	C	R	Senator	Barry Goldwater	AZ	1909	55	Congressman	William E. Miller	NY	1914	50	38.5	9.7	2

1960	O	D	Senator	John F. Kennedy	MA	1917	43	Senator	Lyndon B. Johnson	TX	1908	52	49.7	56.4	1

1960	O	R	Vice President	Richard Nixon	CA	1913	47	Ambassador	Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.	MA	1902	58	49.6	40.8	2

1956	I	R	President	Dwight D. Eisenhower	NY	1890	66	Vice President	Richard Nixon	CA	1913	43	57.4	86.1	1

1956	C	D	Fmr. Governor	Adlai Stevenson II	IL	1900	56	Senator	Estes Kefauver	TN	1903	53	42	13.7	2

1952	O	R	General	Dwight D. Eisenhower	NY	1890	62	Senator	Richard Nixon	CA	1913	39	55.2	83.2	1

1952	O	D	Governor	Adlai Stevenson II	IL	1900	52	Senator	John Sparkman	AL	1899	52	44.2	16.8	2

1948	I	D	President	Harry S. Truman	MO	1884	64	Senator	Alben W. Barkley	KY	1877	70	49.6	57.1	1

1948	C	R	Governor	Thomas E. Dewey	NY	1902	46	Governor	Earl Warren	CA	1891	57	45.1	35.6	2

1944	I	D	President	Franklin D. Roosevelt	NY	1882	62	Senator	Harry S. Truman	MO	1884	60	53.4	81.4	1

1944	C	R	Governor	Thomas E. Dewey	NY	1902	42	Governor	John W. Bricker	OH	1893	51	45.3	18.6	2

1940	I	D	President	Franklin D. Roosevelt	NY	1882	58	Sec. of Agriculture	Henry A. Wallace	IA	1888	52	54.7	84.6	1

1940	C	R	Businessman	Wendell Willkie	NY	1892	48	Senator	Charles L. McNary	OR	1874	66	44.8	15.4	2

1936	I	D	President	Franklin D. Roosevelt	NY	1882	54	Vice President	John Nance Garner	TX	1868	67	60.8	98.5	1

1936	C	R	Governor	Alf Landon	KS	1887	49	Publisher	Frank Knox	IL	1874	62	36.5	1.5	2

1932	C	D	Governor	Franklin D. Roosevelt	NY	1882	50	Speaker	John Nance Garner	TX	1868	63	57.4	88.9	1

1932	I	R	President	Herbert Hoover	CA	1874	58	Vice President	Charles Curtis	KS	1860	72	39.7	11.1	2

1928	O	R	Sec. of Commerce	Herbert Hoover	CA	1874	54	Senator	Charles Curtis	KS	1860	68	58.2	83.6	1

1928	O	D	Governor	Al Smith	NY	1873	54	Senator	Joseph Taylor Robinson	AR	1872	56	40.8	16.4	2

1924	I	R	President	Calvin Coolidge	MA	1872	52	Fmr. Budget Director	Charles G. Dawes	IL	1865	59	54	71.9	1

1924	C	D	Fmr. Ambassador	John W. Davis	WV	1873	51	Governor	Charles W. Bryan	NE	1867	57	28.8	25.6	2

1924	T	P	Senator	Robert M. La Follette Sr.	WI	1855	69	Senator	Burton K. Wheeler	MT	1882	42	16.6	2.4	3

1920	O	R	Senator	Warren G. Harding	OH	1865	55	Governor	Calvin Coolidge	MA	1872	48	60.3	76.1	1

1920	O	D	Governor	James M. Cox	OH	1870	50	Ast. Sec. of Navy	Franklin D. Roosevelt	NY	1882	38	34.2	23.9	2

1916	I	D	President	Woodrow Wilson	NJ	1856	59	Vice President	Thomas R. Marshall	IN	1854	62	49.2	52.2	1

1916	C	R	Associate Justice	Charles Evans Hughes	NY	1862	54	Fmr. Vice President	Charles W. Fairbanks	IN	1852	64	46.1	47.8	2

1912	C	D	Governor	Woodrow Wilson	NJ	1856	55	Governor	Thomas R. Marshall	IN	1854	58	41.8	81.9	1

1912	T	P	Fmr. President	Theodore Roosevelt	NY	1858	54	Governor	Hiram Johnson	CA	1866	46	27.4	16.6	2

1912	I	R	President	William Howard Taft	OH	1857	55	Vice President	James S. Sherman	NY	1855	57	23.2	1.5	3

1908	O	R	Sec. of War	William Howard Taft	OH	1857	51	Congressman	James S. Sherman	NY	1855	53	51.5	66.5	1

1908	O	D	Fmr. Congressman	William Jennings Bryan	NE	1860	48	Fmr. state senator	John W. Kern	IN	1849	58	43	33.5	2

1904	I	R	President	Theodore Roosevelt	NY	1858	46	Senator	Charles W. Fairbanks	IN	1852	52	56.4	70.6	1

1904	C	D	State Judge	Alton B. Parker	NY	1852	52	Fmr. Senator	Henry G. Davis	WV	1823	80	37.6	29.4	2

1900	I	R	President	William McKinley	OH	1843	57	Governor	Theodore Roosevelt	NY	1858	42	51.6	65.3	1

1900	C	D	Fmr. Congressman	William Jennings Bryan	NE	1860	40	Fmr. Vice President	Adlai Stevenson I	IL	1835	65	45.5	34.7	2

1896	O	R	Governor	William McKinley	OH	1843	53	Fmr. state senator	Garret Hobart	NJ	1844	52	51	60.1	1

1896	O	D	Fmr. Congressman	William Jennings Bryan	NE	1860	36	Businessman	Arthur Sewall	ME	1835	60	46.7	39.4	2

1892	C	D	Fmr. President	Grover Cleveland	NY	1837	55	Fmr. Congressman	Adlai Stevenson I	IL	1835	57	46	62.4	1

1892	I	R	President	Benjamin Harrison	IN	1833	59	Fmr. Ambassador	Whitelaw Reid	NY	1837	55	43	32.7	2

1888	C	R	Fmr. Senator	Benjamin Harrison	IN	1833	55	Fmr. Ambassador	Levi P. Morton	NY	1824	64	47.8	58.1	1

1888	I	D	President	Grover Cleveland	NY	1837	51	Fmr. Senator	Allen G. Thurman	OH	1813	74	48.6	41.9	2

1884	O	D	Governor	Grover Cleveland	NY	1837	47	Fmr. Governor	Thomas A. Hendricks	IN	1819	65	48.9	54.6	1

1884	O	R	Fmr. Speaker	James G. Blaine	ME	1830	54	Senator	John A. Logan	IL	1826	58	48.3	45.4	2

1880	O	R	Congressman	James A. Garfield	OH	1831	49	Fmr. Port Collector	Chester A. Arthur	NY	1829	51	48.3	58	1

1880	O	D	General	Winfield S. Hancock	PA	1824	55	Fmr. Congressman	William Hayden English	IN	1822	58	48.2	42	2

1876	O	R	Governor	Rutherford B. Hayes	OH	1822	54	Congressman	William A. Wheeler	NY	1819	57	47.9	50.1	1

1876	O	D	Governor	Samuel Tilden	NY	1814	62	Governor	Thomas A. Hendricks	IN	1819	57	50.9	49.9	2

1872	I	R	President	Ulysses S. Grant	IL	1822	50	Senator	Henry Wilson	MA	1812	60	55.6	81.3	1

1872	C	LR/D	Publisher	Horace Greeley	NY	1811	61	Governor	Benjamin Gratz Brown	MO	1826	46	43.8	18.8	2

1868	O	R	General	Ulysses S. Grant	IL	1822	46	Speaker	Schuyler Colfax	IN	1823	45	52.7	72.8	1

1868	O	D	Fmr. Governor	Horatio Seymour	NY	1810	58	Fmr. Congressman	Francis Preston Blair Jr.	MO	1821	47	47.3	27.2	2

1864	I	NU	President	Abraham Lincoln	IL	1809	55	Governor	Andrew Johnson	TN	1808	55	55	91	1

1864	C	D	General	George McClellan	NJ	1826	37	Congressman	George Pendleton	OH	1825	39	45	9	2

1860	O	R	Fmr. Congressman	Abraham Lincoln	IL	1809	51	Senator	Hannibal Hamlin	ME	1809	51	39.7	59.4	1

1860	O	SD	Vice President	John Breckinridge	KY	1821	39	Senator	Joseph Lane	OR	1801	58	18.2	23.8	2

1860	T	CU	Fmr. Senator	John Bell	TN	1796	64	Fmr. Governor	Edward Everett	MA	1794	66	12.6	12.9	3

1860	O	ND	Senator	Stephen Douglas	IL	1813	47	Fmr. Governor	Herschel Johnson	GA	1812	48	29.5	4	4

1856	O	D	Fmr. Sec. of State	James Buchanan	PA	1791	65	Fmr. Congressman	John Breckinridge	KY	1821	35	45.3	58.8	1

1856	O	R	Colonel	John Frémont	CA	1813	43	Fmr. Senator	William Dayton	NJ	1807	49	33.1	38.5	2

1856	O	A/W	Fmr. President	Millard Fillmore	NY	1800	56	Fmr. Ambassador	Andrew Donelson	TN	1799	57	21.5	2.7	3

1852	O	D	Fmr. Senator	Franklin Pierce	NH	1804	48	Senator	William King	AL	1786	66	50.8	85.8	1

1852	O	W	General	Winfield Scott	NJ	1786	66	Sec. of the Navy	William Graham	NC	1804	48	43.9	14.2	2

1848	O	W	General	Zachary Taylor	LA	1784	63	Fmr. Congressman	Millard Fillmore	NY	1800	48	47.3	56.2	1

1848	O	D	Senator	Lewis Cass	MI	1782	66	General	William Butler	KY	1791	57	42.5	43.8	2

1848	T	FS	Fmr. President	Martin Van Buren	NY	1782	65	Fmr. state senator	Charles Adams	MA	1807	41	10.1	0	3

1844	O	D	Fmr. Speaker	James K. Polk	TN	1795	49	Fmr. Senator	George Dallas	PA	1792	52	49.5	61.8	1

1844	O	W	Fmr. Speaker	Henry Clay	KY	1777	67	Fmr. Senator	Theodore Frelinghuysen	NJ	1787	57	48.1	38.2	2

1840	C	W	Fmr. Senator	William Henry Harrison	OH	1773	67	Fmr. Senator	John Tyler	VA	1790	50	52.9	79.6	1

1840	I	D	President	Martin Van Buren	NY	1782	57	None	46.8	20.4	2

1836	O	D	Vice President	Martin Van Buren	NY	1782	53	Fmr. Senator	Richard Johnson	KY	1780	56	50.8	57.8	1

1836	O	W	Fmr. Senator	William Henry Harrison	OH	1773	63	Congressman	Francis Granger	NY	1792	44	36.6	24.8	2

1832	I	D	President	Andrew Jackson	TN	1767	65	Fmr. Sec. of State	Martin Van Buren	NY	1782	49	54.2	76.6	1

1832	C	NR	Senator	Henry Clay	KY	1777	55	Fmr. Congressman	John Sergeant	PA	1779	52	37.4	17.1	2

1828^	C	D	General	Andrew Jackson	TN	1767	61	Vice President	John C. Calhoun	SC	1782	46	56	68.2	1

1828^	I	NR	President	John Quincy Adams	MA	1767	61	Sec. of Treasury	Richard Rush	PA	1780	48	43.6	31.8	2

1824^	O	DR	Sec. of State	John Quincy Adams	MA	1767	57	Sec. of War	John C. Calhoun	SC	1782	42	30.9	32.2	2*

1824^	O	DR	General	Andrew Jackson	TN	1767	57	Sec. of War	John C. Calhoun	SC	1782	42	41.4	37.9	1

1824^	O	DR	Sec. of Treasury	William Crawford	GA	1772	52	Senator	Nathaniel Macon	NC	1757	66	11.2	15.7	3

1824^	O	DR	Speaker	Henry Clay	KY	1777	47	Fmr. Senator	Nathan Sanford	NY	1777	47	13	14.2	4

1820^	I	DR	President	James Monroe	VA	1758	62	Vice President	Daniel Tompkins	NY	1774	46	80.6	99.6	1

1816^	O	DR	Sec. of State	James Monroe	VA	1758	58	Governor	Daniel Tompkins	NY	1774	42	68.2	84.3	1

1816^	O	F	Senator	Rufus King	NY	1755	61	Fmr. Senator	John Howard	MD	1752	64	30.9	15.7	2

1812^	I	DR	President	James Madison	VA	1751	61	Fmr. Governor	Elbridge Gerry	MA	1744	68	50.4	59	1

1812^	C	DR/F	Mayor	DeWitt Clinton	NY	1769	43	State AG	Jared Ingersoll	PA	1749	63	47.6	41	2

1808^	O	DR	Sec. of State	James Madison	VA	1751	57	Vice President	George Clinton	NY	1739	69	64.7	69.3	1

1808^	O	F	Fmr. Ambassador	Charles Pinckney	SC	1746	62	Fmr. Ambassador	Rufus King	NY	1755	53	32.4	26.7	2

1804^	I	DR	President	Thomas Jefferson	VA	1743	61	Governor	George Clinton	NY	1739	65	72.8	92	1

1804^	C	F	Fmr. Ambassador	Charles Pinckney	SC	1746	58	Fmr. Ambassador	Rufus King	NY	1755	49	27.2	8	2

1800*	C	DR	Vice President	Thomas Jefferson	VA	1743	57	Fmr. Senator	Aaron Burr	NY	1756	44	61.4	52.9	1

1800*	I	F	President	John Adams	MA	1735	65	Fmr. Ambassador	Charles Pinckney	SC	1746	54	38.6	47.1	2

1796*	O	F	Vice President	John Adams	MA	1735	61	Fmr. Ambassador	Thomas Pinckney	SC	1750	46	53.4	51.4	1

1796*	O	DR	Fmr. Sec. of State	Thomas Jefferson	VA	1743	53	Senator	Aaron Burr	NY	1756	40	46.6	49.3	2

1792*	I	N	President	George Washington	VA	1732	60	Vice President	John Adams	MA	1735	57	100	100	1

1789*	O	N	General	George Washington	VA	1732	56	Fmr. Ambassador	John Adams	MA	1735	53	100	100	1

Sentence(s)

Hughes accepted the presidential nomination, becoming the first and only sitting Justice to serve as a presidential nominee.

final_sentence: Hughes accepted the presidential nomination, becoming the first and only sitting Justice to serve as a presidential nominee.