The following is a list of fictional political figures that have appeared or been mentioned in the television program Veep.
Executive Branch[]
President of the United States[]
- 41st: Stevenson (1989–1997)
- 42nd: POTUS 42 (1997–2005)
- 43rd: POTUS 43 (Opposition) (2005–2013)
- 44th: Stuart Hughes (Main) (2013–2016)
- 45th: Selina Meyer (Main) (2016–2017)
- 46th: Laura Montez (Opposition) (2017–2021)
- 47th: Selina Meyer (Main) (2021–2025)
- 48th, 49th, or 50th: Kemi Talbot (Main)
- 50th or 51st: Richard Splett (Main) (2041–present)
Vice President of the United States[]
- 47th: Selina Meyer (2013–2016)
- 48th: Andrew Doyle (2016–2017)
- Office Vacant (2017–2021)
- 49th: Jonah Ryan (2021–his impeachment)
President's Cabinet[]
- Secretary of State:
- James Whitman (1980's–1990's)
- Andrew Doyle (2017–2021; under Laura Montez)
- Secretary of the Treasury: Charlie Baird (2017–2021; under Laura Montez)
- Secretary of Defense: George Maddox (2013–2015; under Stuart Hughes)
- Secretary of Energy: Leanne Carr (2013–2017; under Stuart Hughes/Selina Meyer)
- Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Ann James (2016–2017; under Selina Meyer)
- Secretary of Agriculture: Richard Splett (2021–2025; under Selina Meyer)
United States House of Representatives[]
House Leadership[]
- Speaker of the House: Jim Marwood (Opposition-Indiana) (2015–???)
- House Majority Leader: Mary King (Opposition-Oklahoma) (2015–???)
- House Minority Leader: Roger Furlong (Main-Ohio) (2017–???)
Representatives[]
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113th United States Congress (2013 - 2015) |
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114th United States Congress (2015 - 2017) |
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115th United States Congress (2017 - 2019) |
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116th United States Congress (2019 - 2021) |
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United States Senate[]
- George Bond (New York) (resigned 2013)
- Senator Bixby[1]
- Senator Cunliffe[2]
- Phil Dorsey (Iowa)
- Andrew Doyle (Main) (until 2016)
- Mike Dudley
- Max Geldray
- Barbara Hallowes (Main-Nevada)
- Tom James (Main-Connecticut) (2001–2013)
- Senator Lambert[3]
- Senator Lowden[3]
- Senator Lowell [4]
- Senator Lucas[1]
- Senator Macauley [5]
- Senator McKensie[6]
- Selina Meyer (Main-Maryland) (2003–2013)
- Laura Montez (Opposition-New Mexico) (until 2017)
- Senator Murray
- Senator Murray [4]
- Senator Nelson [4]
- Bill O'Brien (Opposition-Arizona)
- David Reeves (West Virginia) (died 2013)
- Senator Summerland [4]
- Kemi Talbot (Main-New York) (2013–???)
- Senator Wallace (Alaska) [4]
- Senator Wilkie[7]
- Senator Yinui (Hawaii) [4]
Judicial Branch[]
Supreme Court of the United States[]
- Current Chief Justice (2016–present; appointed by Selina Meyer)
- Stuart Hughes (2018–present; appointed by Laura Montez)
- Justice Blackwell (mentioned in D.C.)
Former Supreme Court Justices[]
- Former Chief Justice (until 2016)
- Justice Tenny (until 2018)
State governments[]
Governors[]
- Cecile (North Carolina)
- George Ballentine (Main-Iowa) (until 2020)
- Buddy Calhoun (Main-Nevada) (2018–???)
- Danny Chung (Main-Minnesota) (2011–2019)
- John DeVito (Main-Ohio) (2007–2015)
- Stuart Hughes (Main-Michigan) (before 2013)
- Brendan O'Boyle (Main-New York)
- Governor Ramos (Main)
- Richard Splett (Main-Iowa) (2020–2021)
- Hoyt Steptoe (Opposition-Nevada) (2014/15–2018)
Foreign governments[]
China[]
- President Lu Chi-Jang
Finland[]
- Former Prime Minister Minna Häkkinen (until 2015)
Georgia[]
- President Murman Shalikashvili (until 2018, 2020–present)
- Former President Oleg Petradze (2018–2020)
Israel[]
United Kingdom[]
- Deputy Prime Minister Peter Mitchell