Presidential Also-rans and Running Mates, 1788-1980

Adams Age on Inauguration American Analysis of Qualifications appointed attorney ballot became Blaine Breckinridge Bricker Bryan Buren Butler Calhoun campaign candidate career Charles Clay Clinton compromise Congress Crawford Davis defeated delegate Dewey Donelson Douglas election father federal Federalist Follette Fremont Gallatin George Goldwater governor Granger Greeley Hancock Henry Henry Clay House Inauguration Day Inauguration Day March issue Jackson James January John John Quincy Adams Johnson June Kefauver La Follette Landon later leader legislation legislature LeMay Lincoln Lowndes Macon major married Martin Van Buren McClellan McGovern McNary military months Muskie never Ohio opponent Parker Pinckney political politician position Presidential nomination Public Offices reelection refused Republican resigned Roosevelt running mate Secretary Shriver slavery South Carolina Southern Supreme Court Tilden tion U.S. Representative U.S. Senator United States Senate Vice President Vice Presidential victory Wallace Washington Webster Whig wife William William Jennings Bryan Willkie York City