Statistics for U.S. Vice Presidents by Prior Government Offices

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Prior Offices	Vice President	% Correct
Attorney General of New York; U.S. Senator from New York	Aaron Burr	67%
Member of the U.S. House from SC-6; Secretary of War	John C. Calhoun	67%
Member of the U.S. House from IN-2, IN-6; Governor of Indiana	Mike Pence	67%
Member of the U.S. House from CA-12; U.S. Senator from California	Richard Nixon	67%
Member of the New Jersey General Assembly and Speaker of the General Assembly; Member of the New Jersey Senate and President of the New Jersey Senate	Garret Hobart	56%
Member of the U.S. House from ME-6; Governor of Maine; U.S. Senator from Maine	Hannibal Hamlin	56%
Member of the New Casle County Council; U.S. Senator from Delaware	Joe Biden	56%
Member of the U.S. House from VA-23; Governor of Virginia; U.S. Senator from Virginia and President pro tempore of the U.S. Senate	John Tyler	56%
Executive of Baltimore County; Governor of Maryland	Spiro Agnew	56%
Member of the North Carolina House of Commons; Member of the U.S. House from NC-5; Minister to France; U.S. Senator from Alabama and President pro tempore of the U.S. Senate	William R. King	56%
Member of the U.S. House from IL-13; Assistant Postmaster General	Adlai Stevenson	44%
District Attorney of McCracken County; Member of the U.S. House from KY-1; U.S. Senator from Kentucky and Senate Majority Leader	Alben Barkley	44%
Comptroller of the Currency; Director of the Bureau of the Budget	Charles Dawes	44%
Governor of New York	George Clinton	44%
Judge in Jackson County, Missouri; U.S. Senator from Missouri	Harry S. Truman	44%
Member of the Massachusetts Senate and President of the Massachusetts Senate; U.S. Senator from Massachusetts	Henry Wilson	44%
Surrogate of Columbia County; Member of the New York Senate; Attorney General of New York; U.S. Senator from New York; Governor of New York; Secretary of State; Minister to the United Kingdom	Martin Van Buren	44%
Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs; Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs; Under Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare; Special Assistant to the President for Foreign Affairs; Governor of New York	Nelson Rockefeller	44%
Member of the New York State Assembly; President of the New York City Board of Police Commissioners; Assistant Secretary of the Navy; Governor of New York	Theodore Roosevelt	44%
Governor of Indiana	Thomas R. Marshall	44%
Member of the U.S. House from TN-4, TN-6; U.S. Senator from Tennessee	Al Gore	33%
Alderman, Greeneville; Mayor of Greeneville; Member of the U.S. House from TN-1; Governor of Tennessee; U.S. Senator from Tennessee; Military Governor of Tennessee	Andrew Johnson	33%
Member of the Massachusetts House; Mayor of Northampton; Member of the Massachusetts Senate and President of the Massachusetts Senate; Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts; Governor of Massachusetts	Calvin Coolidge	33%
U.S. Senator from Indiana	Charles W. Fairbanks	33%
Governor of New York	Daniel D. Tompkins	33%
Member of the U.S. House from IN-4; U.S. Senator from Indiana	Dan Quayle	33%
White House Chief of Staff; Member of the U.S. House from WY-at-large; Secretary of Defense	Dick Cheney	33%
Member of the U.S. House from MI-5 and House Minority Leader	Gerald Ford	33%
Secretary of Agriculture	Henry A. Wallace	33%
Mayor of Minneapolis; U.S. Senator from Minnesota	Hubert Humphrey	33%
Mayor of Utica; Member of the U.S. House from NY-23, NY-25, NY-27	James S. Sherman	33%
Delegate to the Continental Congress from Massachusetts; Envoy to France; Minister to the Netherlands; Minister to the United Kingdom	John Adams	33%
Member of the Texas House of Representatives; Member of the U.S. House from TX-15 and Speaker of the House	John Nance Garner	33%
Comptroller of New York; Member of the U.S. House from NY-32 and Chair of the Ways and Means Committee	Millard Fillmore	33%
Member of the U.S. House from IN-5, IN-6; U.S. Senator from Indiana; Governor of Indiana	Thomas A. Hendricks	33%
Delegate to the Continental Congress from Virginia; Governor of Virginia; Delegate to the Congress of the Confederation; Minister Plenipotentiary; Minister to France; Secretary of State	Thomas Jefferson	33%
Member of the U.S. House from KS-4, KS-1; U.S. Senator from Kansas and Senate Majority Leader	Charles Curtis	22%
Collector of the Port of New York	Chester A. Arthur	22%
Member of the U.S. House from MA-3; Governor of Massachusetts	Elbridge Gerry	22%
Member of the U.S. House from TX-7; Ambassador to the United Nations; Chair of the RNC; Chief of the U.S. Liaison Office to China; Director of Central Intelligence; Vice President	George H.W. Bush	22%
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania; Mayor of Philadelphia; U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania; Attorney General of Pennsylvania; Minister to Russia; Minister to the United Kingdom	George M. Dallas	22%
Member of the U.S. House from KY-8	John C. Breckinridge	22%
Member of the U.S. House from NY-11; Minister to France; Governor of New York	Levi P. Morton	22%
Member of the U.S. House from TX-10; U.S. Senator from Texas and Senate Majority Leader	Lyndon B. Johnson	22%
Member of the U.S. House from KY-4, KY-3, KY-5, KY-13; U.S. Senator from Kentucky	Richard Johnson	22%
Member of the U.S. House from IN-9 and Speaker of the House	Schuyler Colfax	22%
Attorney General of Minnesota; U.S. Senator from Minnesota	Walter Mondale	22%
Member of the New York State Assembly from Franklin County; Member of the New York Senate; Member of the U.S. House from NY-16, NY-17, NY-18, NY-19	William A. Wheeler	22%