States of the Vice Presidents

Given the political party and corresponding presidents of the vice presidents, name the states that are most commonly associated to the vice presidents' political careers.

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William Rufus King (Democrat- Franklin Pierce)

Alabama

Spiro Agnew (Republican- Richard Nixon)

Maryland

Joe Biden (Democrat- Barack Obama)

Delaware

Dan Quayle (Republican- George H.W. Bush), Thomas Marshall (Democrat- Woodrow Wilson), Charles Fairbanks (Republican- Theodore Roosevelt), Thomas Hendricks (Democrat- Grover Cleveland), Schuyler Colfax (Republican- Ulysses Grant), Mike Pence (Republican- Donald Trump)

Indiana

Aaron Burr (Democratic-Republican- Thomas Jefferson), Nelson Rockefeller (Republican- Gerald Ford), James Sherman (Republican- William Taft), Theodore Roosevelt (Republican- William McKinley), Levi Morton (Republican- Benjamin Harrison), Chester Arthur (Republican- James Garfield), William Wheeler (Republican- Rutherford Hayes), Millard Fillmore (Whig- Zachary Taylor), Martin Van Buren (Democrat- Andrew Jackson), Daniel Tompkins (Democratic-Republican- James Monroe), George Clinton (Democratic-Republican- Thomas Jefferson and James Madison)

New York

John C. Calhoun (Democratic-Republican/ Democrat- John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson)

South Carolina

Dick Cheney (Republican- George W. Bush)

Wyoming

John Tyler (Whig- William Henry Harrison), Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican- John Adams)

Virginia

Andrew Johnson (Democrat- Abraham Lincoln), Al Gore (Democrat- Bill Clinton)

Tennessee

Richard Nixon (Republican- Dwight Eisenhower)

California

Adlai Stevenson I (Democrat- Grover Cleveland), Charles Dawes (Republican- Calvin Coolidge)

Illinois

Henry Wallace (Democrat- Franklin Roosevelt)

Iowa

Hannibal Hamlin (Republican- Abraham Lincoln)

Maine

Richard Mentor Johnson (Democrat- Martin Van Buren), John Breckinridge (Democrat- James Buchanan), Alben Barkley (Democrat- Harry Truman)

Kentucky

Hubert Humphrey (Democrat- Lyndon Johnson), Walter Mondale (Democrat- Jimmy Carter)

Minnesota

Garret Hobart (Republican- William McKinley)

New Jersey

George Dallas (Democrat- James Polk)

Pennsylvania

Harry Truman (Democrat- Franklin Roosevelt)

Missouri

John Nance Garner (Democrat- Franklin Roosevelt), Lyndon Johnson (Democrat- John F. Kennedy), George H.W. Bush (Republican- Ronald Reagan)

Texas

Gerald Ford (Republican- Richard Nixon)

Michigan

John Adams (Federalist- George Washington), Elbridge Gerry (Democratic-Republican- James Madison), Henry Wilson (Republican- Ulysses Grant), Calvin Coolidge (Republican- Warren Harding)

Massachusetts

Charles Curtis (Republican- Herbert Hoover)

Kansas

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