Andrew Merrilin
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| 48th Vice President of the United States | ||||
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| In Office: 2013 - 2016 President: Warren | ||||
| Preceded by | Aaron Reid | |||
| Succeeded by | Andrew Brockmeier | |||
| 2nd Governor of the Heartlands | ||||
| In Office: 2010 - 12 Lieutenant(s): Bishop, vacant | ||||
| Preceded by | Max Powers | |||
| Succeeded by | Elizabeth Wellbourne | |||
| Lieutenant Governor of the Heartlands | ||||
| In Office: 2009 Governor: Powers | ||||
| Preceded by | Pat Quinn | |||
| Succeeded by | Adam Bishop | |||
| Born | July 17, 1973 Grand Havens, Michigan | |||
| Political Party | Republican | |||
| Spouse | Bachelor | |||
| Religion | Catholic | |||
Andrew Merrilin was the 48th Vice President of the United States, serving from 2013 to 2016. Before that, Merrilin was the Governor of the Heartlands. He ran for President in 2016, winning the Republican primaries but later controversially withdrawing from the race in the middle of the Republican Convention.
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Lieutenant Governor
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Governor
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2010 Gubernatorial election
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Vice President
2012 Presidential election
- See main article: United States presidential election, 2012
Incumbent Republican President Elizabeth Warren picked the then Heartlands Governor Merrilin as her running mate in the 2012 Presidential election, replacing Aaron Reid who had been Warren's Vice President during her first term. The Warren-Merrilin ticket won the election and Merrilin became the 48th Vice President of the United States.
Term as Vice President
Merrilin was Vice President during the second term of the Warren Administration, which included a brief period during which Merrilin was Acting President as a result of the 25th Amendment being invoked while Warren underwent surgery for breast cancer. He also personally flew into Azerbaijan at the height of the tensions between Russia and the United Stattes over the Caucasian state.
2016 Presidential election
- See main article: United States presidential election, 2016
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| Preceded by Pat Quinn | Lieutenant Governor of the Heartlands 2009 Governor: Powers | Succeeded by Adam Bishop |
| Preceded by Max Powers | Governor of the Heartlands 2010 - 12 Lieutenant(s): Bishop, vacant | Succeeded by Elizabeth Wellbourne |
| Preceded by Elizabeth Warren | Republican Party vice presidential candidate 2012 | Succeeded by John Dunn |
| Preceded by Aaron Reid | Vice President of the United States 2013 - 2016 President: Warren | Succeeded by Andrew Brockmeier |
| Vice Presidents of the United States of America |
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| Dick Cheney.Elizabeth Warren.Aaron Reid.Andrew Merrilin.Drew Brockmeier · Tim Kent . Robert Hudson.Marcus Cavalier.Teddy Williams |
| United States presidential election, 2016 | |
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| General polls · Fundraising · Debates · Endorsements | |
| Democratic Party | Primary polls · Primaries · Convention · Debates |
| Candidates | Whitney Mason (Presidential nominee)/Andrew Brockmeier (Vice Presidential nominee) · Justin Casanova-Davis |
| Withdrawn | Bryant Carter · Emmett Honeycutt · Tom Potier · Lilliam Vanleer |
| Republican Party | Primary polls · Primaries · Convention · Debates |
| Candidates | David Gamble (Presidential nominee)/John Dunn (Vice Presidential nominee) · John Dunn · Vincent Halfhyde · Andrew Merrilin · Valeria Smith |
| Withdrawn | AA Alvera · Francisco Cojuanco · Joseph Salazar-Portela |
| Other 2016 elections: House · Senate · Gubernatorial · Presidential | |
| United States presidential election, 2020 | |
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| General polls · Fundraising · Debates · Endorsements | |
| Democratic Party | Primary polls · Primaries · Convention · Debates |
| Candidates | Whitney Mason (Presidential nominee)/Andrew Brockmeier (Vice Presidential nominee) |
| Withdrawn | David Cromartie · Elizabeth Daniels · Ann Rodriguez |
| Republican Party | Primary polls · Primaries · Convention · Debates |
| Candidates | Akeem Mellis (Presidential nominee)/Tim Kent (Vice Presidential nominee) · Tim Kent · Daniel Morey · Steve Rayburn · Dale Thomas |
| Withdrawn | AA Alvera · Kyle Baccei · John Dunn · Felix Cavendish · Constantine Gurlakis · James MacGillicutty · Andrew Merrilin · Brian Murphy · Ryan Walsh |
| Other 2020 elections: House · Senate · Gubernatorial · Presidential | |
