How many Senators have been elected President and how many Governors?

Question

I know this year it will be a Senator for sure, but if anyone knows I would appreciate the help

Answer 1

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Answer 2

you could have googled this question and got your answer.

Answer 3

don't know

Answer 4

The last time a sitting Senator was elected President was 1960. Since 1964, every person elected President has been a sitting or former governor or VP.

Former VPs are popular too. Let's go back to FDR and see the highest level of the president's prior experience:

FDR - Governor

Truman - VP

Eisenhower - General

Kennedy - Senator

Johnson - VP

Nixon - VP

Ford - VP

Carter - Governor

Reagan - Governor

Bush Sr. - VP

Clinton - Governor

Bush Jr. - Governor

Answer 5

Senators that have become president:

Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, William Harrison, Tyler, Pierce, Buchanan. Andrew Johnson, Benjamin Harrison, Harding, Truman, Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and Nixon

Governors:

Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe

Martin Van Buren, Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt

James Polk, Andrew Johnson Rutherford B Hayes, William McKinley McKinley

Woodrow Wilson -

Calvin Coolidge

James Earl Carter

Ronald Wilson Reagan

William Jefferson Clinton

George Walker Bush

Two Territorial Governors later became President. They are:

Andrew Jackson

William Henry Harrison

    

  

Answer 6

Since 1976, the only president who was not a sitting governor or former governor was George Bush.  While the elder Bush did serve in the House he was never governor.  The previous presidents Ford, Nixon, LBJ, and Kennedy also never served as governors.