1893-1897: Senator
John M. Palmer (Democratic, Illinois)
'92 (with Governor William Eustis Russell) def. President Benjamin Harrison (Republican, Indiana) and Representative James B. Weaver (People's, Iowa)
1897-1900: Senator
Cushman K. Davis (Republican, Minnesota)
'96 (with Senator Marion Butler) def. President John M. Palmer (Democratic, Illinois) and Fmr. Vice-President Levi P. Morton (National Republican, New York)
'00 (with Vice-President Marion Butler) def. Admiral George Dewey (Democratic, D.C.)
1900-1905: Vice-President
Marion Butler (Republican)
(vacant)
1905-1908: Senator
William Freeman Vilas (Democratic, Wisconsin)
'04 (with Senator George Gray) def. Fmr. Senator Richard F. Pettigrew (Republican, South Dakota)
'08 (with Vice-President George Gray) def. Governor Albert B. Cummins (Republican, Iowa)
1908-1913: Vice-President
George Gray (Democratic, Delaware)
(vacant)
1913-1921: Senator
Thomas H. Carter (Republican, Montana)
'12 (with Fmr. Governor Nahum J. Bachelder) def. Vice-President George Gray (Democratic, Delaware)
'16 (with Vice-President Nahum J. Bachelder) def. Governor Simeon Eben Baldwin (Democratic, Connecticut)
1921-1929: Governor
Edward I. Edwards (Democratic, New Jersey)
'20 (with Representative J. Campbell Cantrill) def. Vice-President Nahum J. Bachelder (Republican, New Hampshire)
'24 (with Governor Albert Ritchie) def. Senator Jacob S. Coxey Sr. (Republican, Ohio)
1929-1937: Senator
Royal Copeland (Democratic, New York)
'28 (with Governor Vic Donahey) def. Senator George Norris (Republican, Nebraska)
'32 (with Vice-President Vic Donahey) def. Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart (Republican, Iowa)
1937-1941: Representative
Charles H. Martin (Democratic, Oregon)
'36 (with Governor Thomas Rhea) def. Senator Homer Bone (Republican, Washington)
1940: Major General
Smedley Butler (Republican, Pennsylvania)
'40 (with UMW President John L. Lewis) def. President Charles H. Martin (Democratic, Oregon)
1941-1945: Vice-President
John L. Lewis (Republican, Illinois)
(vacant)
1945-1949: Mister
Henry J. Kaiser (Democratic, New York)
'44 (with Senator Frederick Van Nuys) def. President John L. Lewis (Republican, Illinois)
1949-1959: Senator
Bill Langer (Republican, North Dakota)
'48 (with Representative Huey Long) def. President Henry J. Kaiser (Democratic, New York) and Senator Robert Taft (Liberty, Ohio)
'52 (with Vice-President Huey Long) def. Governor Paul A. Dever (Democratic, Massachusetts) and Fmr. Senator Robert Taft (Liberty, Ohio)
'56 (with Senator Wayne Morse) def. Representative Manchester Boddy (Democratic, California) and Senator William E. Jenner (Liberty, Indiana)
1959-1961: Vice-President
Wayne Morse (Republican, Oregon)
(vacant)
1961-1965: Fmr. Governor
Harold J. Arthur (Republican, Vermont)
'60 (with Governor Jeremiah Voorhis) def. Senator Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. (Democratic, Massachusetts) and Senator Paul Douglas (Independent, Illinois)
1965-1973: Governor
Nelson Rockefeller (Democratic, New York)
'64 (with Governor Malcolm Buie Seawell) def. President Harold J. Arthur (Republican, Vermont)
'68 (with Vice-President Malcolm Buie Seawell) def.
1973-1981: Reverend
Billy Graham (Republican, North Carolina)
'72 (with Fmr. Governor Harold Hughes) def. Senator Henry M. Jackson (Democratic, Washington)
'76 (with Vice-President Harold Hughes) def. Representative Alphonzo E. Bell Jr. (Democratic, California)
1981-1989: Representative
Jack Kemp (Democratic, New York)
'80 (with ) def. Senator George McGovern (Republican, South Dakota) [replacing Secretary of Labor James Hoffa]
'84 (with ) def. Governor Jim Luken (Republican, Ohio)
1989-1989: Mister
Anthony Iacocca (Democratic, Michigan)
'88 (with Senator Paul Tsongas) def.
1989-1993: Vice-President
Paul Tsongas (Democratic, Massachusetts)
(vacant)
1993-1997: Governor
Bronson La Follette (Republican, Wisconsin)
'92 (with Senator David Garst) def. President Paul Tsongas (Democratic, Massachusetts)
1997-2005:
'96 (with ) def.
'00 (with) def. Governor Glen Stassen (Republican, Minnesota)
2005-2017: Senator
Billy Blythe (Republican, Texas)
'04 (with ) def.
'08 (with ) def. Isadore Lieberman (Democratic)
'12 (with ) def. Liz Herring (Democratic)
2017-2021: Governor
Betsy Huber (Republican, Pennsylvania)
'16 (with Secretary of Agriculture John Boyd Jr.) def. Dick Zimmer (Democratic)
2021-Present: Senator
Frederick Lee Morton (Democratic, Nevada)
'20 (with Mayor Curtis Sliwa) def. Betsy Huber (Republican)