Which Presidents Have Had More Than One Vice President?

There have been 10 presidents of the United States that have had more than one vice president. In addition, two vice presidents served more than one president: George Clinton served under Thomas Jefferson and James Madison while John C. Calhoun served under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. Franklin D. Roosevelt is the only president to have three vice presidents: John Nance Garner served the first two terms, Henry Wallace, the third term, and Harry Truman the partial fourth term. Other than Richard Nixon's partial second term, which featured two different vice presidents, all the other presidents on this list only had one vice president during each of their individual terms. In other words, one vice president for the first term and a different vice president for the second term. For a complete list of the vice presidents visit our Vice Presidents page.