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The Presidential cabinet
Tom Perez	2025–

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Favorites edit

Politics	Entertainment	Sports	Men's tennis	Women's tennis
Barack Obama	Steve Carell	🎾 Roger Federer (r.)	Roger Federer (r.)	Serena Williams (r.)
Kamala Harris	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	🎾 Rafael Nadal	Rafael Nadal	Venus Williams
Nancy Pelosi	Wolf Blitzer	🎾 Serena Williams (r.)	Kei Nishikori	Coco Gauff
Chuck Schumer	Larry David	🎾 Venus Williams	Gaël Monfils	Jessica Pegula
Letitia James	Stephen Colbert	🏀 Bill Russell	Andy Murray	Camila Osorio
Michelle Wu	Colin Jost & Michael Che	🏀 Jayson Tatum	Félix Auger-Aliassime	Hsieh Su-wei
Ed Markey	Martin Short	🏀 Paul Pierce	Diego Schwartzman	Emma Raducanu
Gabby Giffords	Michael Whitehall	🏀 Al Horford	Frances Tiafoe	Paula Badosa
Val Demings	Rita Moreno	⚾️ David Ortiz (r.)	Carlos Alcaraz	Naomi Osaka
Jon Ossoff	Trevor Noah	⚾️ Xander Bogaerts	Jannik Sinner	Aryna Sabalenka
Jacinda Ardern	John King	⚾️ Mookie Betts	Casper Ruud	Beatriz Haddad Maia

Music:

Music
Stevie Wonder	Earth, Wind & Fire
Michael Jackson	The Beach Boys
Aretha Franklin	Herb Alpert
Milly Quezada	Johnny Ventura (ft. Jandy)
Juan Luis Guerra	Wilfrido Vargas
Celia Cruz	Carlos Santana
Elvis Crespo	Olga Tañón
ABBA	The Beatles
Oscar D'León	Rubén Blades
Gipsy Kings

Cabinet edit

Cabinet - January 2025 Officials currently in the Biden administration will receive alternates
Office	Appointee	Office	Appointee
Vice President of the United States	Former U.S. Representative Val Demings of Florida	Secretary of State Deputy: Tom Malinowski Alternate: Tim Kaine	Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield of Louisiana
Secretary of the Treasury Deputy: Raymond McGuire	U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts	Secretary of Defense Deputy: Max Rose Former: Lloyd Austin	U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois
Attorney General Deputy: Karl Racine Former: Letitia James	Former Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts	Secretary of the Interior Deputy: Tracy Stone-Manning Alternate: Tom Udall	Secretary Deb Haaland of New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture Deputy: Cindy Axne Former: Marcia Fudge	Former U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos of Illinois	Secretary of Commerce Deputy: Maria Contreras-Sweet Former: Tom Steyer	Former Governor Terry McAuliffe of Virginia
Secretary of Labor Deputy: Seema Nanda	Former U.S. Senator Laphonza Butler of California	Secretary of Health and Human Services Deputy: Kim Janey Succeeded by Howie Morales	Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Deputy: Dave Uejio	Former Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms of Georgia	Secretary of Transportation Deputy: Ydanis Rodríguez	U.S. Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts
Secretary of Energy Deputy: Geraldine Richmond	Former Governor Jay Inslee of Washington	Secretary of Education Deputy: Anne Holton	U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes of Connecticut
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Deputy: Loree Sutton Former: Pete Buttigieg	Former Secretary of State Jason Kander of Missouri	Secretary of Homeland Security Deputy: Keechant Sewell	Secretary Xavier Becerra of California
White House Chief of Staff Deputy: Julie Chávez Rodriguez		U.S. Representative Jason Crow of Colorado
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Former Regional Administrator Heather McTeer Toney of Mississippi	Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Former Deputy Secretary Chris Lu of Virginia
Director of National Intelligence	Former Under Secretary Gina Ortiz Jones of Texas	United States Trade Representative	U.S. Representative Jimmy Gomez of California
Ambassador to the United Nations Deputy: Julissa Reynoso Pantaleón	Former Vice President Kamala Harris of California	Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors	Former Deputy Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin of Maryland
Administrator of the Small Business Administration	Former State Senator Annette Taddeo of Florida	Science Advisor to the President Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy	Former Secretary Steven Chu of New York
White House Deputy Chief of Staff	Former Senior Advisor Julie Chávez Rodriguez of California	White House Communications Director	Former political commentator Chris Cillizza of Connecticut
White House Deputy Communications Director	Former Senior Advisor to the VP Symone Sanders of Nebraska	White House Press Secretary	Assistant Secretary and Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby of Florida
Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs	Secretary Pete Buttigieg of Indiana	White House Counsel	President of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Maya Wiley of New York
White House Staff Secretary	Former Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon of Maine	Special Presidential Envoy for Climate	Former Vice President Al Gore of Tennessee
National Security Advisor	USAID Administrator Samantha Power of Massachusetts	Homeland Security Advisor	Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Christine Abizaid of Maryland
Director of the Domestic Policy Council	Mayor Muriel Bowser of the District of Columbia	Director of the National Economic Council	Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook of Georgia
Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality	Former Administrator Michael Regan of North Carolina	National Climate Advisor	Former Secretary Tom Steyer of California
Chief Medical Advisor to the President		Former Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen of Maryland
Members of the Council of Economic Advisors		Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo of California
		Assistant Secretary Ben Harris of Illinois
		President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Raphael Bostic of Georgia
Deputy Secretary of State	Former U.S. Representative Tom Malinowski of New Jersey	Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations	Ambassador Julissa Reynoso Pantaleón of New York
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs	Former U.S. Representative Tom Perriello of Virginia	Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment	Former U.S. Representative Andy Levin of Michigan
Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice	Former California Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar of California	Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance	Former U.S. Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell of Florida
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury	Former Citigroup Executive Raymond McGuire of New York	Chair of the Federal Reserve	Former Vice Chair Lael Brainard of the District of Columbia
Commissioner of Internal Revenue	Former U.S. Representative Stephanie Murphy of Florida	Deputy Secretary of Defense	Former U.S. Representative Max Rose of New York
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Succeeded by David W. Allvin	Air Force Chief of Staff Charles Q. Brown Jr. of Texas	Secretary of the Navy	Former U.S. Representative Elaine Luria of Virginia
Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security	Former FCC Chair Michael Powell of Virginia	Deputy Attorney General	Former D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine of the District of Columbia
Associate Attorney General	U.S. Delegate Stacey Plaskett of the U.S. Virgin Islands	Solicitor General	Professor and former director-counsel Sherrilyn Ifill of New York
Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Divison	Lawyer, public policy advocate, and writer Maya Harris of California	Assistant Attorney General for the National Security Division	Former Assistant Secretary Juliette Kayyem of Massachusetts
Assistant Attorney General Office of Legislative Affairs	Former U.S. Representative Mondaire Jones of New York	Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Policy	State Senator Shelley Mayer of New York
Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives	Former U.S. Representative Chris Jacobs of New York	Deputy Secretary of the Interior	Bureau of Land Management Director Tracy Stone-Manning of Montana
Director of the Bureau of Land Management	Former Governor Steve Bullock of Montana	Deputy Secretary of Agriculture	Former U.S. Representative Cindy Axne of Iowa
Deputy Secretary of Commerce	Former Administrator Maria Contreras-Sweet of California	Deputy Secretary of Labor	Solicitor of Labor Seema Nanda of Illinois
Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services	Former Acting Mayor Kim Janey of Massachusetts	Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services for Preparedness and Response	Commissioner Mary Bassett of New York
Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	COVID-19 Response Coordinator Ashish Jha of New Jersey	Director of the National Institutes of Health	Former Director of the Office on Women's Health Susan Blumenthal of Massachusetts
Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Assistant Secretary Dave Uejio of California	Deputy Secretary of Transportation	NYCDOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodríguez of New York
Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy	Former U.S. Representative Kai Kahele of Hawaii	Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration	Former Permanent Representative Sully Sullenberger of California
Administrator of the Federal Transit Administration	Commissioner Andy Byford of New York	Deputy Secretary of Energy	Under Secretary Geraldine Richmond of Kansas
Deputy Secretary of Education	Former State Secretary Anne Holton of Virginia	Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Retired Brig Gen. Loree Sutton of New York
Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security	Former NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell of New York	Homeland Security Inspector General	Former U.S. Representative Xochitl Torres Small of New Mexico
Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency	Former Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz of Puerto Rico	Administrator of the Agency for International Development	Chef, restaurateur and humanitarian José Andrés of Maryland
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency	Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines of New York	Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation	Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara of New York
Director of the Trade and Development Agency	Deputy Director of the USTDA Vinai Thummalapally of Colorado	Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission	Former U.S. Senator Al Franken of Minnesota
Administrator of NASA	STS-47 astronaut Mae Jemison of Illinois	Associate Administrator of NASA for Space Operation	Former Johnson Space Center Director Ellen Ochoa of California
Associate Administrator of NASA for Space Operation	Former U.S. Representative Kendra Horn of Oklahoma	Chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission	Former U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney of New York
Executive Director of the Appalachian Regional Commission	Author Bill Bryson of Iowa	President of the Board of Directors of Amtrak	Former President Joe Biden of Delaware
Second Gentleman		Jerry Demings
Co-chairs of the National Endowment for the Humanities	Critic, professor, historian, and filmmaker Henry Louis Gates Jr.	Co-Chairs of the National Endowment for the Arts	Actress, comedian, and producer Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Co-chairs of the National Endowment for the Humanities	Philosopher Martha Nussbaum	Co-Chairs of the National Endowment for the Arts	Cellist Yo-Yo Ma

Advisors edit


Counselor to the President	Former Secretary Julián Castro of Texas
	U.S. Representative Lucy McBath of Georgia
	Former Secretary Tom Perez of Maryland
Senior Advisor to the President	Baker (Health) / Escobar (Immigration) / Jones (Judiciary/Legal) / Locke (Commerce) / McCaskill (Political) / Kennedy (Foreign Affairs) / Solis (Labor)
Former Governor Charlie Baker of Massachusetts	U.S. Representative Veronica Escobar of Texas
Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones of Alabama	Former Secretary Gary Locke of Washington
Former U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri	Ambassador Caroline Kennedy of New York
Supervisor Hilda Solis of California	Political strategist and commentator Ana Navarro of Florida

Line of succession edit

No.	Office	Incumbent
1	Vice President	Val Demings	Democratic
2	Speaker of the House of Representatives	Mike Johnson	Republican
3	President pro tempore of the Senate	Patty Murray	Democratic
4	Secretary of State	Linda Thomas-Greenfield	Democratic
5	Secretary of the Treasury	Elizabeth Warren	Democratic
6	Secretary of Defense	Tammy Duckworth	Democratic
7	Attorney General	Deval Patrick	Democratic
8	Secretary of the Interior	Deb Haaland	Democratic
9	Secretary of Agriculture	Cheri Bustos	Democratic
10	Secretary of Commerce	Terry McAuliffe	Democratic
11	Secretary of Labor	Laphonza Butler	Democratic
12	Secretary of Energy	Jay Inslee	Democratic
13	Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Keisha Lance Bottoms	Democratic
14	Secretary of Transportation	Ed Markey	Democratic
15	Secretary of Health and Human Services	Michelle Lujan Grisham	Democratic
16	Secretary of Education	Jahana Hayes	Democratic
17	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Jason Kander	Democratic
18	Secretary of Homeland Security	Xavier Becerra	Democratic

Supreme Court edit

Justice / birthdate and place		Age at	Legal education	Previous position or office and clerkship (most recent prior to joining the Court)	Succeeded
Justice / birthdate and place		Present	Legal education		Succeeded
	(Chief) Sri Srinivasan February 23, 1967 Chandigarh, India	57	Stanford Law School (JD)	Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (2020–) Clerk for Sandra Day O'Connor	Roberts
	Ketanji Brown Jackson September 14, 1970 Washington, D.C.	52	Harvard Law School (JD)	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (2021–) Clerk for Stephen Breyer	Breyer
	Maite Oronoz Rodríguez 1976 Puerto Rico	47	Columbia Law School (LLM)	Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico (2016–)	Thomas
	Lucy Koh August 7, 1968 Washington, D.C.	54	Harvard Law School (JD)	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (2021–)	Alito
	Patricia Millett September 1963 Dexter, Maine	59	Harvard Law School (JD)	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (2013–)	Watford
	Adalberto Jordan December 7, 1967 Havana, Cuba	61	University of Miami School of Law (JD)	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (2012–) Clerk for Sandra Day O'Connor	Kagan
	J. Paul Oetken October 1, 1965 Louisville, Kentucky	57	Yale Law School (JD)	Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (2011–) Clerk for Harry Blackmun	Gorsuch
	J. Michelle Childs March 24, 1966 Detroit, Michigan	56	Duke University School of Law (LLM)	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (2022–)	Kavanaugh
	Leonard Stark July 5, 1969 Detroit, Michigan	55	Yale Law School (JD)	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (2022–)	Barrett

Ambassadors of the United States edit

	Country		Country
Former U.S. Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania	Holy See	Former U.S. Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin	Poland
Former Governor Steve Sisolak of Nevada	European Union	Former U.S. Representative John Sarbanes of Maryland	Greece
County Judge Lina Hidalgo of Texas	Organization of American States	Former Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois	Australia
Actress and activist Téa Leoni of New York	United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture	Former U.S. Senator Rob Portman of Ohio	Switzerland and Liechtenstein
Former U.S. Representative Tony Cárdenas of Texas	Mexico	Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice of California	Russia

Democratic National Committee edit

Member
	Former Georgia Representative Stacey Abrams Chair
	Mayor Karen Bass of California		Former State Supreme Court Justice Cheri Beasley of North Carolina
	U.S. Representative Adriano Espaillat of New York		Governor J. B. Pritzker of Illinois
	Governor Wes Moore of Maryland		U.S. Representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland
	Mayor Michelle Wu of Massachusetts		New York Attorney General Letitia James of New York(after departure from office of Attorney General)

Senate Vice Chairs
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut	U.S. Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey		U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada		U.S. Senator Alex Padilla of California		U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia		U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia

White House Gun Safety Task Force edit

Member		Current
	U.S. Representative Lucy McBath Chair	U.S. Representative from Georgia (2019–2025); mother of Jordan Davis
	Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg	Former Mayor of New York City (2002–2013); Founder of Everytown for Gun Safety
	Former U.S. Representative Gabby Giffords	Vice-chair; Survivor of 2011 Tucson assassination attempt; Former U.S. Representative from Arizona (2007–2012)
	Fred Guttenberg	Gun control advocate; father of victim of Stoneman Douglas High School shooting
	David Hogg	Co-founder of Never Again MSD and March for Our Lives; survivor of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting
	Matthew McConaughey	Actor
	Former U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke	Vice-chair; Former U.S. Representative from Texas (2013–2019)
	Shannon Watts	Founder of Moms Demand Action

White House Modern Transportation Advisory Board edit

Member		Current
	Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg Chair	Former Mayor of New York City (2002–2013); Founder of Everytown for Gun Safety
	Secretary Ed Markey	U.S. Secretary of Transportation (2025–present); U.S. Senator from Massachusetts (2013–2025)
	Former U.S. Representative Earl Blumenauer	U.S. Representative from Oregon (1996–2025)
	Former Mayor Mitch Landrieu	Former Mayor of New Orleans (2010–2018)
	Former Mayor Libby Schaaf	Former Mayor of Oakland (2014–2023)
	Mayor Michelle Wu	Mayor of Boston (2021–present)

White House Opposition Outreach Council edit

Member		Current
	Former U.S. Representative Liz Cheney Chair	Chair; U.S. Representative from Wyoming (2017–2023)
	Former Governor Charlie Baker	Senior Advisor to the President (2025–present); President of the NCAA; Governor of Massachusetts (2015–2023)
	Former U.S. Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler	Former U.S. Representative from Washington (2011–2023)
	Former Governor Larry Hogan	Former Governor of Maryland (2015–2023)
	Former U.S. Representative Adam Kinzinger	Former U.S. Representative from Illinois (2011–2023)
	Evan McMullin	Former CIA operations officer; candidate for President in 2016; candidate for U.S. Senate in 2022

President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition edit

Member		Current
	Alex Guarnaschelli	Chef
	Former First Lady Michelle Obama	First Lady of the United States (2009–2017)
	Serena Williams	Professional tennis player (1995–2022); 23-time women's singles grand slam champion

President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities edit

Member		Current
	Gloria Estefan Chair	Singer, actress, and businesswoman
	Jon Batiste	Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, bandleader, composer, and television personality
	George Takei	Actor, author, and activist
	Trevor Noah	Comedian, writer, producer, political commentator, actor, and former television host
	Stephen Colbert	Comedian, writer, producer, political commentator, actor, and television host
	Alicia Keys	Singer and songwriter
	Michelle Yeoh	Actress

Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients edit

Image	Recipient	Notable for
Public Service and Political Leadership
	Stacey Abrams (1973–)	Chair of the Democratic National Committee (2025-), voting rights activist For her work to promote fair elections, her advocacy for voting rights, and her efforts to combat voter suppression, ensuring a more representative democracy. *given before chairwomanship of DNC
	Hillary Clinton (1947–)	United States Secretary of State (2009-2013) For her dedicated service as Secretary of State, her work to advance women’s rights on a global stage, and her long-standing commitment to public service, reflecting a lifetime of advocacy for a more inclusive society.
	Tammy Duckworth (1968–)	United States Senator (2017-) For her heroic service in the United States Army, her advocacy for veterans and individuals with disabilities, and her dedication to public service as a United States Senator.
	Anthony Fauci (1940–)	Physician-scientist, immunologist, Chief Medical Advisor to the President (2021-2022), Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (1984-2022) Previously awarded by George W. Bush For his unwavering commitment to public health, his exemplary leadership in navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, and his lifelong dedication to combating infectious diseases, saving countless lives.
	Ruth Bader Ginsburg † (1933–2020)	Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1993-2020) With distinction (WD) For her relentless pursuit of justice, her groundbreaking work to advance gender equality, and her distinguished service on the Supreme Court, where her legal acumen and moral compass helped shape our nation’s jurisprudence for the better.
	Barack Obama (1964–)	President of the United States (2009-2017) For his transformative leadership as the 44th President of the United States, his efforts to improve healthcare access through the Affordable Care Act, and his work to foster inclusivity and reduce global nuclear threats.
	Michelle Obama (1964–)	First Lady of the United States (2009-2017) For her initiatives as First Lady to combat childhood obesity through the “Let’s Move!” campaign, and her efforts to support military families and education for girls around the globe.
	Nancy Pelosi (1940–)	Speaker of the United States House of Representatives (2007-2011; 2019-2023) For her historic tenure as the first female Speaker of the House, her leadership in passing the Affordable Care Act, and her tireless efforts to advocate for the rights and well-being of all Americans.
	Sonia Sotomayor (1954–)	Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (2009–present) For her pioneering journey as the first Latina Supreme Court Justice, her exemplary public service, and her commitment to expanding access to justice for underrepresented communities.
	Volodymyr Zelensky (1978–)	President of Ukraine (2019-) For his unwavering dedication to democracy, his efforts to maintain the sovereignty and independence of his nation amidst external challenges, and his ability to inspire resilience and unity among his people, exemplify the global aspirations for freedom and justice.
Music and Entertainment
	Herb Alpert (1935–)	Trumpeter and band leader For his exceptional contributions to music as a performer and producer, his philanthropic efforts in supporting arts education, and his work to enrich the cultural fabric of our nation and beyond.
	Harry Belafonte † (1927–2023)	Singer, actor, activist For his remarkable contributions to the world of music and film, his pioneering efforts in breaking racial barriers in the entertainment industry, and his lifelong commitment to civil rights and humanitarian causes.
	Beyoncé Knowles-Carter (1981–)	Singer, songwriter, actress For her exceptional contributions to music and entertainment, her advocacy for social justice, and her philanthropic efforts, which include education and disaster relief initiatives.
	Celia Cruz † (1925–2003)	Singer For her remarkable contributions to the world of music as the Queen of Salsa, her role as a cultural ambassador, and her ability to break barriers and unite people through the universal language of music.
	Berry Gordy (1929–)	Former record executive, record producer, songwriter, film producer and television producer For his visionary establishment of Motown Records, his pioneering work to break racial barriers in the music industry, and his nurturing of iconic artists who helped shape America's musical landscape.
	Tito Puente † (1923–2000)	Musician, songwriter, bandleader, timbalero, and record producer For his infectious rhythms and revolutionary contributions to Latin music, enriching the American soundscape and igniting the world of dance and music with his vibrant energy and innovative compositions.
	Betty White † (1922–2021)	Actress, comedian For her legendary seven-decade career in entertainment, her pioneering role as a female television personality, and her extensive work in animal welfare advocacy.
	Robin Williams † (1951–2014)	Actor, comedian For his exceptional contributions to the world of comedy and film, his profound impact on American culture through his unique blend of humor and humanity, and his dedicated advocacy for mental health awareness.
Sports
	Althea Gibson † (1927–2003)	Professional tennis and golf player For her groundbreaking achievements as the first African American to win a Grand Slam title, her pioneering role in breaking color barriers in professional tennis and golf, and her enduring legacy as a trailblazer for athletes of color.
	LeBron James (1984–)	Basketball player For his remarkable basketball career, his philanthropic efforts including the opening of the “I PROMISE School”, and his advocacy for social justice and educational equity.
	Naomi Osaka (1997–)	Tennis player For her outstanding achievements in tennis at a young age, her advocacy for mental health awareness, and her efforts to promote social justice on and off the court.
	Dawn Staley (1970–)	College basketball coach and former player For her immeasurable impact on women's sports.
	Williams sisters Venus (1980–); Serena (1981–)	Professional tennis players For their extraordinary achievements in tennis, their advocacy for gender equality and equal pay in sports, and their role as ambassadors inspiring countless young athletes globally.
Activism and Social Justice
	Ady Barkan (1983–2023) †	Lawyer, activist, ALS patient For his fearless advocacy for healthcare rights, tireless efforts to mobilize and inspire, and his steadfast commitment to social justice, demonstrating extraordinary courage and resolve in the face of adversity.
	Ben Crump (1969–)	American civil rights and catastrophic personal injury attorney For his tireless efforts in seeking justice for marginalized communities, his advocacy for reform in the criminal justice system, and his role in promoting equality and justice.
	Greta Thunberg (2003–)	Swedish climate activist For her global advocacy for climate action, inspiring a generation to fight for a sustainable future and urging the world to heed the urgency of environmental stewardship.
Journalism
	Christiane Amanpour (1958–)	Journalist and television host For her unyielding pursuit of journalistic excellence, unwavering commitment to the truth, and her groundbreaking work in elevating global news reporting, contributing a critical voice and deep insight into international affairs.

Roll Call edit

State	Nominating speech		Seconding speeches
New York		Chuck Schumer Senator from NY, Senate Majority Leader		Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Representative from NY-14			Ritchie Torres Representative from NY-15
State	Delegate		State	Delegate		State	Delegate
Alabama		Terri SewellRepresentative from AL-07	Alaska		Mary PeltolaRepresentative from AK	Arizona		Mark KellySenator from AZ
Arkansas		Mark PryorFormer Senator from AR	California		Adam SchiffRepresentative from CA-28	Colorado		Joe NeguseRepresentative from CO-02
Connecticut		Richard BlumenthalSenator from CT	Delaware		Lisa Blunt RochesterRepresentative from DE	Florida		Debbie Wasserman SchultzRepresentative from FL-23
Georgia		Nikema WilliamsRepresentative from GA-05	Hawaii		Mazie HironoSenator from HI	Idaho		Lauren McLeanMayor of Boise
Illinois		Tammy DuckworthSenator from IL	Indiana		Joe DonnellyFormer Senator from IN	Iowa		Abby FinkenauerFormer Representative from IA-01
Kansas		Sharice DavidsRepresentative from KS-03	Kentucky		Andy BeshearGovernor of KY	Louisiana		Mitch LandrieuFormer Mayor of New Orleans
Maine		Chellie PingreeRepresentative from ME-01	Maryland		Anthony BrownAttorney General of MD	Massachusetts		Maura HealeyGovernor of Massachusetts
Michigan		Gretchen WhitmerGovernor of MI	Minnesota		Amy KlobucharSenator from MN	Mississippi		Bennie ThompsonRepresentative from MS-02
Missouri		Cori BushRepresentative from MO-01	Montana		Jon TesterSenator from MT	Nebraska		Bob KerreyFormer Senator from NE
Nevada		Jacky RosenSenator from NV	New Hampshire		Maggie HassanSenator from NH	New Jersey		Phil MurphyGovernor of NJ
New Mexico		Ben Ray LujánSenator from NM	New York		Nydia VelázquezRepresentative from NY-07	North Carolina		Roy CooperGovernor of NC
North Dakota		Heidi HeitkampFormer Senator from ND	Ohio		Sherrod BrownSenator from OH	Oklahoma		Brad CarsonFormer Under Secretary of the Army
Oregon		Ron WydenSenator from OR	Pennsylvania		John FettermanSenator from PA	Rhode Island		Gabe AmoRepresentative from RI-01
South Carolina		Jim ClyburnRepresentative from SC-06	South Dakota		Tom DaschleFormer Senator from SD	Tennessee		Steve CohenRepresentative from TN-09
Texas		Joaquin CastroRepresentative from TX-20	Utah		Ben McAdamsFormer Representative from UT-04	Vermont		Bernie SandersSenator from VT
Virginia		Tim KaineSenator from VA	Washington		Pramila JayapalRepresentative from WA-07	West Virginia		Jay RockefellerFormer Senator from WV
Wyoming							Liz CheneyFormer Representative from WY (Republican)

Vice presidential shortlist edit

Mayor
Karen Bass
from California
(2023–present)
Secretary
Pete Buttigieg
from Indiana
(2021–2025)
Senator
Catherine Cortez Masto
from Nevada
(2017–present)
Representative
VAL DEMINGS
from Florida
(2017–2023)
Senator
Tammy Duckworth
from Illinois
(2017–present)
became Secretary of Defense
Representative
Veronica Escobar
from Texas
(2019–present)
became Senior Advisor to the President
Senator and 2020 presidential candidate
Amy Klobuchar
from Minnesota
(2007–present)
Governor
Michelle Lujan Grisham
from New Mexico
(2019–present)
became Secretary of Health and Human Services
Governor
Wes Moore
from Maryland
(2023–present)
Senator
Jon Ossoff
from Georgia
(2021–present)
Senator
Alex Padilla
from California
(2021–present)
Former Governor
Deval Patrick
from Massachusetts
(2007–2015)
became Attorney General
Ambassador to the U.N
Linda Thomas-Greenfield
from Louisiana
(2021–present)
became Secretary of State
Senator
Raphael Warnock
from Georgia
(2021–present)
Senator
Elizabeth Warren
from Massachusetts
(2013–present)
became Secretary of the Treasury
Governor
Gretchen Whitmer
from Michigan
(2019–present)
Mayor
Michelle Wu
from Massachusetts
(2021–present)

Republican cabinet edit

2024 Republican Party ticket
Nikki Haley	Chris Christie
for President	for Vice President

29th Ambassador to the United Nations (2017–2018)	55th Governor of New Jersey (2010–2018)
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Cabinet - January 2025 Officials currently in the Biden administration will receive alternates
Office	Appointee	Office	Appointee
Vice President of the United States	Former U.S. RepresentativeLiz Cheneyof Wyoming	Secretary of State	AmbassadorJeff Flakeof Arizona
Secretary of the Treasury	Former GovernorJohn Kasichof Ohio	Secretary of Defense	Former Former Commander of SOCOM William McRaven of Texas
Attorney General	Former GovernorChris Christie of New Jersey	Secretary of the Interior	U.S. SenatorLisa Murkowskiof Alaska
Secretary of Agriculture	U.S. RepresentativeDan Newhouseof Washington	Secretary of Commerce	U.S. SenatorMitt Romneyof Utah
Secretary of Labor	GovernorPhil Scottof Vermont	Secretary of Health and Human Services	Former GovernorCharlie Bakerof Massachusetts
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Former GovernorLarry Hoganof Maryland	Secretary of Transportation	Former Permanent RepresentativeChesley Sullenbergerof California
Secretary of Energy	U.S. RepresentativeBrian Fitzpatrickof Pennsylvania	Secretary of Education	Former U.S. RepresentativeCharlie Dentof Pennsylvania
Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Former U.S. RepresentativeAdam Kinzingerof Montana	Secretary of Homeland Security	Former U.S. RepresentativeJohn Katkoof New York

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The Presidential cabinet
Office	Name	Term

President	JG	2025–

Vice President	Val Demings	2025–

Secretary of State	Linda Thomas-Greenfield	2025–

Secretary of the Treasury	Elizabeth Warren	2025–

Secretary of Defense	Tammy Duckworth	2025–

Attorney General	Deval Patrick	2025–

Secretary of the Interior	Deb Haaland	2025–

Secretary of Agriculture	Cheri Bustos	2025–

Secretary of Commerce	Terry McAuliffe	2025–

Secretary of Labor	Laphonza Butler	2025–

Secretary of Health and Human Services	Michelle Lujan Grisham	2025–

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Keisha Lance Bottoms	2025–

Secretary of Transportation	Ed Markey	2025–

Secretary of Energy	Jay Inslee	2025–

Secretary of Education	Jahana Hayes	2025–

Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Jason Kander	2025–

Secretary of Homeland Security	Xavier Becerra	2025–

Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Heather McTeer Toney	2025–

Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Chris Lu	2025–

Director of National Intelligence	Gina Ortiz Jones	2025–

Director of the Central Intelligence Agency	Avril Haines	2025–

United States Trade Representative	Vinai Thummalapally	2025–

Ambassador to the United Nations	Kamala Harris	2025–

National Security Advisor	Samantha Power	2025–

Administrator of the Small Business Administration	Annette Taddeo	2025–

Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency	Carmen Yulín Cruz	2025–

Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy	Steven Chu	2025–

Chief of Staff	Jason Crow	2025–

Counselor to the President	Julián Castro	2025–
Counselor to the President
Tom Perez	2025–

White House Counsel	Maya Wiley	2025–