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Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in as President after Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, so he technically was not elected due to those circumstances. He served as Kennedy's Vice President before his assassination, which was was sworn in.
He was the 36th President of the United States.
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Has there ever been a president from a political party other than republican or democratic parties?
Yes. The Democratic party didn't start until 1790 and the republican party didn't start until the civil war.Three independents have been elected president: George Washington, John Tyler and Andrew Johnson. However Tyler and Johnson later joined parties.One Federalist was elected: John Adams.Four Democratic-Republicans were elected president: Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams.Four Whigs were elected president: Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Filmore.Compare that to 17 Republicans were elected president and 15 Democrats were elected president.Also 1 Republican became the first and only president to be appointed to the position without being elected president or vice-president: Ford.
Who became the president in 1976?
Jimmy Carter was elected that year, and took office in 1977.
What was so unusual about the election of Richard M Johnson as vice president under Van Buren?
Richard Johnson was the only vice president to be elected by the United States Senate. He was one vote away from having the majority electoral vote, so the Senate was responsible for voting him in.
What president was elected after Jimmy Carter?
Jimmy Carter was elected president of the USA on January 21 1977. Robert Mugabe was elected president of Zimbabwe after Carter. The next President of the USA was Ronald Reagan.
When was Jimmy Carter elected president?
Jimmy Carter served one four-year term as US president, from January 20,1977 until January 20, 1981
