47 U.S. Presidents

George Washington

1st U.S. President. 1789-1797. No Party. He was the commander in chief of the colonial armies during the war for American Independence

John Adams

2nd U.S. President. 1979-1801. Federalist

Thomas Jefferson

3rd U.S. President. 1801-1809. Democratic-Republican

James Madison

4th U.S. President. 1809-1817. Democratic-Republican. He was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and collaborated with Alexander Hamilton and John Jay to publish the Federalist papers.

James Monroe

5th U.S. President. 1817-1825. Democratic-Republican

John Quincy Adams

6th U.S. President. 1825-1829. Democratic-Republican

Andrew Jackson

7th U.S. President. 1829-1837. Democratic

Martin Van Buren

8th U.S. President. 1837-1841. Democratic

William Henry Harrison

9th U.S. President. 1841-1841 (Died in office of natural causes) Whig. He’s the first president to die in office, and the one with the shortest presidency of one month

John Tyler

10th U.S. President. 1841-1845. Whig

James K. Polk

11th U.S. President. 1845-1849. Democratic

Zachary Taylor

12th U.S. President. 1849-1850 (Died in office of natural causes). Whig

Millard Fillmore

13th U.S. President. 1850-1853. Whig. His insistence on federal enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 alienated the North and led to the destruction of the Whig Party

Franklin Pierce

14th U.S. President. 1853-1857. Democratic

James Buchanan

15th U.S. President. 1857-1861. Democratic.

Abraham Lincoln

16th U.S. President. 1861-1865 (Assassinated). Republican National Union

Andrew Johnson

17th U.S. President. 1865-1869. Democratic National Union

Ulysses S. Grant

18th U.S. President. 1869-1877. Republican

Rutherford B. Hayes

19th U.S. President. 1877-1881. Republican

James Garfield

20th U.S. President. 1881-1881 (Assassinated). Republican

Chester A. Arthur

21st U.S. President. 1881-1885. Republican

Grover Cleveland

22nd U.S. President. 1885-1889. Democratic.

Benjamin Harrison

23rd U.S. President. 1889-1893. Republican

Grover Cleveland (Second Term)

24th U.S. President. 1893-1897. Democratic. He’s the first U.S. president to serve two non-consecutive terms

William McKinley

25th U.S. President. 1897-1901 (Assassinated). Republican

Theodore Roosevelt

26th U.S. President. 1901-1909. Republican

William Howard Taft

27th U.S. President. 1909-1913. Republican

Woodrow Wilson

28th U.S. President. 1913-1921. Democratic

Warren G. Harding

29th U.S. President. 1921-1923 (Died of natural causes). Republican

Calvin Coolidge

30th U.S. President. 1923-1929. Republican

Herbert Hoover

31st U.S. President. 1929-1933. Republican

Franklin D. Roosevelt

32nd U.S. President. 1933-1945 (Died of natural causes). Democratic.

Harry S. Truman

33rd U.S. President. 1945-1953. Democratic

Dwight D. Eisenhower

34th U.S. President. 1953-1961. Republican

John F. Kennedy

35th U.S. President. 1961-1963 (Assassinated). Democratic

Lyndon B. Johnson

36th U.S. President. 1963-1969. Democratic

Richard Nixon

37th U.S. President. 1969-1974 (Resigned). Republican. Involved in the infamous Watergate Scandal

Gerald Ford

38th U.S. President. 1974-1977. Republican

James “Jimmy” Carter

39th U.S. President. 1977-1981. Democratic

Ronald Reagan

40th U.S. President. 1981-1989. Republican. He’s considered to have revolutionized the Republican Party, advocating for things like a free market and limited government

George H. W. Bush

41st U.S. President. 1989-1993. Republican

William J. “Bill” Clinton

42nd U.S. President. 1993-2001. Democratic. He was infamously involved in a major sex scandal with Monica Lewinsky

George W. Bush

43rd U.S. President. 2001-2009 Republican. He popularized the political philosophy of “compassionate conservatism”

Barack Obama

44th U.S. President. 2009-2017 Democratic. Famous for being the first Black President of the United States.

Donald Trump

45th U.S. President 2017-2021 Republican. Often considered the most controversial president in recent U.S.politics, he created the “Make America Great Again” movement. Before this, he was a somewhat infamous millionaire and the host of a reality TV show, “The Apprentice.”

Joseph R. “Joe” Biden Jr.

46th U.S. President 2021-2025 Democrat. He had been serving in the U.S. government for over 50 years at this point in his career

Donald Trump (Second Term)

47th U.S. President 2025-Present Republican. He’s the second President in U.S. history to serve two non-consecutive terms