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In addition, Andrew Jackson was a US Senator from TN and was once military governor of Florida . William Henry Harrison was the governor of Indiana Territory and later was elected to the US Senate from Ohio.
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Are Only governors can be elected President of the US?
No, though many presidents were previously governors (including Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush). Many other presidents were senators or vice-presidents.
Do governors control us senators?
No.
How many us vice-presidents were governors first?
ten
How many US presidents have been state governors?
Seven
Which 2 presidents were elected by us senators?
US senators never elect the US president. Possibly some future senators or ex-senators once served as electors.
Who were both president of the US and governors on new york state?
16 state governors became US President that includes Territorial Governors 10 became 'true' two term US Presidents 9 state governors to US Presidents were in the period since 1896 5 'True' Two Term Presidents with gubernatorial background occurred since 1896 4 state governors to US Presidents have occurred in the last 32 years 3 'True' Two-term Presidents with gubernatorial background occurred in the last 32 years
What kind of leaders did the US have before presidents?
There were colonial governors, but they all answered to the King of England.
Do presidents have to take civil service tests?
No. Neither do US Senators and Congressmen.
Do Alaska have any President?
Alaska is a state. They do not have presidents, but do have governors. No US President has been born in Alaska.
Who is Nebraska's current president?
US states have governors, not presidents, as the chief executive. (see the related question below)
What do US Presidents George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt have in common?
Both were US presidents. Both were war heroes. Both had wealthy parents.
How many us presidents served both as a representative and as a senator?
10 presidents served both as US representatives and as senators. They were: John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson , and Richard M. Nixon .
