Electoral history of Selina Meyer

	This article is part of a series about ; Selina Meyer
	Political positions • Electoral history • Family
	Vice President of the United States; Vice presidency; Clean Jobs Bill • Get Moving! • Uzbek hostage crisis • 2015 U.S. government shutdown
	President of the United States; Presidencies (Timeline); 1st inauguration • 2nd inauguration; Joint session address • Medileaks scandal • Families First Bill • 2016 U.S. banking crisis • Death of Hamza Al Bashir • Independence of Tibet
	Presidential campaigns; 2008 • 2012 (Primaries) • 2012 VP campaign (Selection, Convention, Election); 2016 (Primaries, Convention, Election, Nevada recount); 2020 (Primaries, Convention, Election, Chinese election interference)
	Some New Beginnings • A Woman First; Trips taken • Residences • Controversies • Meyer Fund • Selina Meyer Presidential Library • Death and state funeral

Selina Meyer served as the 45th and 47th president of the United States (2016–17 and 2021–25) and as the 47th vice president of the United States.

1996 Maryland United States congressional election[]

↑ Meyer claims to have run against "some old white guy".
↑ A Woman First: First Woman describes Meyer's margin of victory as the smallest number of votes in Senate history.

	This article is part of a series about Selina Meyer
Political positions • Electoral history • Family
Vice President of the United States Vice presidency Clean Jobs Bill • Get Moving! • Uzbek hostage crisis • 2015 U.S. government shutdown
President of the United States Presidencies (Timeline) 1st inauguration • 2nd inauguration Joint session address • Medileaks scandal • Families First Bill • 2016 U.S. banking crisis • Death of Hamza Al Bashir • Independence of Tibet
Presidential campaigns 2008 • 2012 (Primaries) • 2012 VP campaign (Selection, Convention, Election) 2016 (Primaries, Convention, Election, Nevada recount) 2020 (Primaries, Convention, Election, Chinese election interference)
Some New Beginnings • A Woman First Trips taken • Residences • Controversies • Meyer Fund • Selina Meyer Presidential Library • Death and state funeral