The second-youngest U. S. Vice President ever was Richard Nixon. He was 40 years and eleven days of age when he took office in 1953.
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14th Vice President John C. Breckinridge (36)
John C. Breckinridge, the 14th U. S. Vice President (1857-1861), was 36 when he was sworn in (he was 35 when elected). He was the only U. S. Vice President to date under the age of 40. The second-youngest Vice President, Richard Nixon, was sworn in 11 days after his 40th birthday in January, 1953.
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