Losing Vice-Presidential Candidates

Can you name the Vice-Presidential Candidates who've lost alongside their respective Presidential Nominees?

Only counting the people who were the official Vice-Presidential Candidates by election day

Only counting the people who gained electoral votes and very notable candidates

No 1840 because Martin Van Buren did not have a running mate, No 1820 because James Monroe was uncontested,

Hint: Some people who were Presidential Candidates might also be Vice-Presidential Candidates!

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Party	Year	Presidential Candidate	Vice-Presidential Candidate
Republican	2020	Donald Trump	Mike Pence
Democrat	2016	Hillary Clinton	Tim Kaine
Republican	2012	Mitt Romney	Paul Ryan
Republican	2008	John McCain	Sarah Palin
Democrat	2004	John Kerry	John Edwards
Democrat	2000	Al Gore	Joe Lieberman
Republican	1996	Bob Dole	Jack Kemp
Republican	1992	George H.W Bush	Dan Quayle
Independent	1992	Ross Perot	James Stockdale
Democrat	1988	Michael Dukakis	Lloyd Bentsen
Democrat	1984	Walter Mondale	Geraldine Ferraro
Democrat	1980	Jimmy Carter	Walter Mondale
Republican	1976	Gerald Ford	Bob Dole
Democrat	1972	George McGovern	Sargent Shriver
Democrat	1968	Hubert Humphrey	Edmund Muskie
American Independent	1968	George Wallace	Curtis LeMay
Republican	1964	Barry Goldwater	William Miller
Republican	1960	Richard Nixon	Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
Democrat	1956	Adlai Stevenson II	Estes Kefauver
Democrat	1952	Adlai Stevenson II	John Sparkman
Republican	1948	Thomas Dewey	Earl Warren
Dixiecrat	1948	Strom Thurmond	Fielding Wright
Republican	1944	Thomas Dewey	John Bricker
Republican	1940	Wendell Willkie	Charles L. McNary
Republican	1936	Alf Landon	Frank Knox
Republican	1932	Herbert Hoover	Charles Curtis
Democrat	1928	Al Smith	Joseph Robinson
Democrat	1924	John Davis	Charles Bryan
Progressive	1924	Robert La Follette	Burton Wheeler
Democrat	1920	James Cox	Franklin Roosevelt (yes that one)
Republican	1916	Charles Evan Hughes	Charles Fairbanks
Bull Moose	1912	Theodore Roosevelt	Hiram Johnson
Republican	1912	William Taft	Nicholas Butler
Democrat	1908	William Jennings Bryan	John Kern

Party	Year	Presidential Candidate	Vice-Presidential Candidate
Democrat	1904	Alton B. Parker	Henry Davis
Democrat	1900	William Jennings Bryan	Adlai Stevenson I
Democrat	1896	William Jennings Bryan	Arthur Sewall
Republican	1892	Benjamin Harrison	Whitelaw Reid
Populist	1892	James B. Weaver	James Field
Democrat	1888	Grover Cleveland	Allen Thurman
Republican	1884	James G. Blaine	John Logan
Democrat	1880	Winfield Scott Hancock	William English
Democrat	1876	Samuel Tilden	Thomas Hendricks
Democrat	1872	Horace Greeley	Benjamin Gratz Brown
Democrat	1868	Horatio Seymour	Francis Preston Blair Jr.
Democrat	1864	George McClellan	George Pendleton
Southern Democrat	1860	John C. Breckinridge	Joseph Lane
Constitutional Union	1860	John Bell	Edward Everett
Democrat	1860	Stephen A. Douglas	Herschel Johnson
Republican	1858	John C. Frémont	William Dayton
Whig	1858	Millard Fillmore	Andrew Donelson
Whig	1852	Winfield Scott	William Graham
Democrat	1848	Lewis Cass	William Butler
Whig	1844	Henry Clay	Theodore Frelinghuysen
Whig	1836	William Henry Harrison	Francis Granger
Whig	1836	Hugh L. White	John Tyler
National Republican	1832	Henry Clay	John Sergeant
National Republican	1828	John Quincy Adams	Richard Rush
Democratic-Republican	1824	Andrew Jackson	John C. Calhoun
Democratic-Republican	1824	William H. Crawford	Nathaniel Macon
Democratic-Republican	1824	Henry Clay	Nathan Sanford
Federalist	1816	Rufus King	John E. Howard
Democratic-Republican	1812	DeWitt Clinton	Jared Ingersoll
Federalist	1808	Charles C. Pinkley	Rufus King
Federalist	1804	Charles C. Pinkley	Rufus King
Federalist	1800	John Adams	Charles C. Pinkley
Democratic-Republican	1796	Thomas Jefferson	Aaron Burr