Who became vice president after Lyndon Johnson became president?

Answer 1

Lyndon B. Johnson took the presidents office on November 22, 1963. From 1963 until January 1965, he did not have a vice president. On January 20, 1965, Herbert Humphrey became his vice president.

Answer 2

The office of Vice President remained empty until Johnson ran for re-election when he chose Herbert Humphrey as his running mate. The speaker of the house only steps into the office of the President if neither President or Vice president are able to fill the office. Normally the Vice President would appoint the next vice president and congress would have to vote to uphold his appointment. When Spiro T. Agnew stepped down as Vice President to Nixon he appointed Rockefeller to the office of VP with the approval of the House and Senate vote.
Nobody. Since Johnson was the Vice President when he became President, there was no VP until Hubert Humphrey became Vice President in 1965. Until the 25th amendment was ratified in 1967, a vacancy in the office of vice-president remained unfilled until the next presidential election

Answer 3

Thomas Jefferson was Vice-President under second US President John Adams; John C Calhoun was the VP under the sixth US President, John Quincy Adams (John Adams' son). Oddly enough, Calhoun remained VP under the next president, Andrew Jackson, and they did not get along well.

Answer 4

Johnson had no vice president for his first term after assuming the presidency when JFK was assassinated. Hubert Humphrey was his vice president for his second term, from 1965 to 1969.

Answer 5

Andrew Johnson became vice president and then president was in 1865.

Answer 6

Hubert Humphrey