Vice President-elect of the United States

Vice President-elect of the United States is the title used for an incoming vice president of the United States between the general election on Election Day in November and noon Eastern Standard Time on Inauguration Day of January 20. During this time, the elected nominee is not in office yet.

The term corresponds to the term "president-elect of the United States", used for those elected president of the United States for the same period between their election and inauguration.

If the current vice president has won re-election alongside the current president, they are not given the title of vice president-elect because they are already in office and is not waiting to become vice president.

 Vice President-designate of the United States 
Since 1967, the vice presidency has been vacant twice, and a successor was nominated to fill the vacancy in with the 25th Amendment. The first was in 1973 when Gerald Ford was nominated by President Richard Nixon to succeed Spiro Agnew, who had resigned. The second came in 1974, when Ford, who had succeeded to the presidency following Nixon's resignation, nominated Nelson Rockefeller to succeed him. During both vacancies, the nominee was called vice president-designate, instead of vice president-elect, as neither had been elected to the office.

 List of vice presidents-elect 
Vice President-electPartyElectionInauguration1John Adams NonpartisanElection of 1788–89George Washington's first inauguration2Thomas Jefferson Democratic-RepublicanElection of 1796John Adams's inauguration3Aaron Burr Election of 1800Thomas Jefferson's first inauguration4George ClintonElection of 1804Thomas Jefferson's second inauguration5Elbridge GerryElection of 1812James Madison's second inauguration6Daniel D. TompkinsElection of 1816James Monroe's first inauguration7John C. CalhounElection of 1824John Quincy Adams's inauguration8Martin Van Buren DemocraticElection of 1832Andrew Jackson's second inauguration9Richard Mentor JohnsonElection of 1836Martin Van Buren's inauguration10John Tyler WhigElection of 1840William Henry Harrison's inauguration11George M. Dallas DemocraticElection of 1844James K. Polk's inauguration12Millard Fillmore WhigElection of 1848Zachary Taylor's inauguration13William R. King DemocraticElection of 1852Oath of office administered March 24, 185314John C. BreckinridgeElection of 1856James Buchanan's inauguration15Hannibal Hamlin RepublicanElection of 1860Abraham Lincoln's first inauguration16Andrew Johnson National UnionElection of 1864Abraham Lincoln's second inauguration17Schuyler Colfax RepublicanElection of 1868Ulysses S. Grant's first inauguration18Henry WilsonElection of 1872Ulysses S. Grant's second inauguration19William A. WheelerElection of 1876Rutherford B. Hayes's inauguration20Chester A. ArthurElection of 1880James A. Garfield's inauguration21Thomas A. Hendricks DemocraticElection of 1884Grover Cleveland's first inauguration22Levi P. Morton RepublicanElection of 1888Benjamin Harrison's inauguration23Adlai Stevenson I DemocraticElection of 1892Grover Cleveland's second inauguration24Garret Hobart RepublicanElection of 1896William McKinley's first inauguration25Theodore RooseveltElection of 1900William McKinley's second inauguration26Charles W. FairbanksElection of 1904Theodore Roosevelt's second inauguration27James S. ShermanElection of 1908William Howard Taft's inauguration28Thomas R. Marshall DemocraticElection of 1912Woodrow Wilson's first inauguration29Calvin Coolidge RepublicanElection of 1920Warren G. Harding's inauguration20Charles G. DawesElection of 1924Calvin Coolidge's second inauguration31Charles CurtisElection of 1928Herbert Hoover's inauguration32John Nance Garner DemocraticElection of 1932Franklin D. Roosevelt's first inauguration33Henry A. WallaceElection of 1940Franklin D. Roosevelt's third inauguration34Harry S. TrumanElection of 1944Franklin D. Roosevelt's fourth inauguration35Alben W. BarkleyElection of 1948Harry S. Truman's second inauguration36Richard Nixon RepublicanElection of 1952Dwight D. Eisenhower's first inauguration37Lyndon B. Johnson DemocraticElection of 1960John F. Kennedy's inauguration38Hubert HumphreyElection of 1964Lyndon B. Johnson's second inauguration39Spiro Agnew RepublicanElection of 1968Richard Nixon's first inauguration40Walter Mondale DemocraticElection of 1976Jimmy Carter's inauguration41George H. W. Bush RepublicanElection of 1980Ronald Reagan's first inauguration42Dan QuayleElection of 1988George H. W. Bush's inauguration43Al Gore DemocraticElection of 1992Bill Clinton's first inauguration44Dick Cheney RepublicanElection of 2000George W. Bush's first inauguration45Joe Biden DemocraticElection of 2008Barack Obama's first inauguration46Mike Pence RepublicanElection of 2016Donald Trump's first inauguration47Kamala Harris DemocraticElection of 2020Joe Biden's inauguration48JD Vance RepublicanElection of 2024Donald Trump's second inaugurationNotes:

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