Peter Vandenberg

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Peter Vandenberg
3rd Governor of Appalachia
In Office:
2021 -
Christopher Bradshaw
Preceded by Tim Kent
Succeeded by incumbent
Senator from the Ohio Valley
In Office:
2017 - 2021
Served alongside: Carter
Preceded by Jax Jaxal
Succeeded by Alfred Hood
Secretary of Defense
In Office:
2013 - 2017
Served under: Elizabeth Warren
Preceded by Ken Hamilton
Succeeded by Chris Bridges
Born

Fort Victoria, Rhodesia
November 11, 1963
Political Party Republican
Spouse Jennifer Vandenberg (2016)
Religion Christian and Missionary Alliance


Peter Vandenberg has served as Governor of Appalachia since 2021, a former Senator from the Ohio Valley, Secretary of Defense in the second term of President Elizabeth Warren and previously Governor of Appalachia from 2009 to 2013. He is one of the most senior US politicians who is not a natural born citizen, making him constitutionally ineligible for the office of President of the United States.

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Gubernatorial Career

2008 Gubernatorial Election

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Term as Governor of Appalachia

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2012 Gubernatorial Election

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Secretary of Defense

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Senate Career

2016 Senate Election

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First Term

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Election Results

Year Office Election Winner Party Votes  % Opponent Party Votes  %
2008 Appalachia Governor General Peter Vandenberg Republican 5,653,581 51.11% Chris Harrison Democratic 5,407,996 48.89%
2012 Appalachia Governor General Whitney Mason Democratic 7,914,071 54.8% Peter Vandenberg Republican 6,453,825 44.7%
2016 Ohio Valley Senator General Peter Vandenberg Republican Winner 44.98% Jax Jaxal Democratic Loser 54.76%

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Preceded by
Ted Strickland
Governor of Appalachia
2009 - 2012
Lieutenant Governor(s): Andrews, Milam
Succeeded by
Whitney Mason
Preceded by
Ken Hamilton
Secretary of Defense
2013 - 2016
Served under: Elizabeth Warren
Succeeded by
Chris Bridges
Preceded by
Jax Jaxal
Senator from the Ohio Valley
2017 - Present
Served alongside: Carter
Succeeded by
Incumbent
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