Statistics for Vice Presidents by Previous Office

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
California Senator (1950–1953)	Richard Nixon	90%
Director of Central Intelligence (1976–1977)	George H. W. Bush	85%
Delaware Senator (1973–2009)	Joe Biden	85%
Ambassador to the Court of Saint James (1785–1788)	John Adams	85%
House Minority Leader (1965–1973)	Gerald Ford	75%
Missouri Senator (1935–1945)	Harry Truman	75%
Governor of Indiana (2013–2017)	Mike Pence	75%
Indiana Senator (1981–1989)	Dan Quayle	70%
Secretary of Defense (1989–1993)	Dick Cheney	70%
Governor of New York (1959–1973)	Nelson Rockefeller	70%
Governor of New York (1899–1900)	Theodore Roosevelt	70%
Minnesota Senator (1964–1976)	Walter Mondale	70%
Military Governor of Tennessee (1862–1865)	Andrew Johnson	65%
Governor of Massachusetts (1919–1921)	Calvin Coolidge	65%
Governor of Maryland (1967–1969)	Spiro Agnew	65%
Tennessee Senator (1985–1993)	Al Gore	60%
Secretary of Agriculture (1933–1940)	Henry Wallace	60%
Senate Majority Leader (1955–1961)	Lyndon Johnson	60%
Senate Majority Whip (1961–1964)	Hubert Humphrey	55%
Secretary of State (1790–1793)	Thomas Jefferson	55%
Governor of Indiana (1909–1913)	Thomas Marshall	50%
Governor of New York (1777–1795 & 1801–1804)	George Clinton	45%
Senate Minority Leader (1947-1949)	Alben Barkley	40%
Speaker of the House (1931–1933)	John Garner	40%
Ambassador to the Court of Saint James (1831–1832)	Martin Van Buren	40%
Director of the Bureau of the Budget (1921–1922)	Charles Dawes	35%
Chairman of the New York Republican Party (1879–1881)	Chester Arthur	35%
Governor of Massachusetts (1810–1812)	Elbridge Gerry	35%
Maine Senator (1848–1857 & 1857–1861)	Hannibal Hamlin	35%
New York Congressman (1903–1909)	James Sherman	35%
Senate Majority Leader (1925–1929)	Charles Curtis	30%
Indiana Senator (1897–1905)	Charles Fairbanks	30%
Governor of New York (1807–1817)	Daniel Tompkins	30%
Massachusetts Senator (1855–1873)	Henry Wilson	30%
Speaker of the House (1863–1869)	Schuyler Colfax	30%
Ambassador to Russia (1837–1839)	George Dallas	25%
Kentucky Congressman (1851–1855)	John Breckinridge	25%
Ambassador to France (1881–1885)	Levi Morton	25%
New York State Comptroller (1848–1849)	Millard Fillmore	25%
President Pro Tempore (1850–1852)	William King	25%
Vice Chair of the Republican National Committee (1892–1896)	Garret Hobart	20%
Secretary of War (1817–1825)	John Calhoun	20%
Virginia Senator (1827–1836)	John Tyler	20%
Kentucky Congressman (1833–1837)	Richard Johnson	20%
Governor of Indiana (1873–1877)	Thomas Hendricks	20%
New York Congressman (1875–1877)	William Wheeler	20%
New York State Assemblyman (1784–1785 & 1798–1799)	Aaron Burr	15%
First Assistant United States Postmaster General (1885–1889)	Adlai Stevenson	15%