President of Cascadia

President of the Federal Republic of Cascadia
Incumbent Thomas Wilson since February 2, 2015
Style	Mr. President (informal) The Honorable (formal) His Excellency (diplomatic)
Type	Head of state Head of government
Seat	Juneau
Term length	Five years, renewable once
Constituting instrument	Constitution of Cascadia
Formation	March 2, 1790 (1790-03-02)
First holder	James Lee

The president of Cascadia is the head of state and government of the Federal Republic of Cascadia.

List of presidents

Portrait		President (Birth–Death)	Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days			Party	Vice President
1		James Lee (1779–1843)	10 March 1790	2 Feburary 1800		Unaffiliated		Patrick Douglass
			9 years and 329 days
2		Henry Nichols (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1800	2 Feburary 1810		Unaffiliated		Johnathan Forrest
			10 years and 0 days
3		Alexander Philips (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1810	2 Feburary 1820		Democratic Republican		Johnathan Forrest
			10 years and 0 days
4		Charles Wilson (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1820	2 Feburary 1830		Democratic Republican		Nathan Bedford
			10 years and 0 days
5		George Watson (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1830	2 Feburary 1835		Whig		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
6		Lawrence Cooper (1759–1825) Appointed Dictator	2 Feburary 1835	2 Feburary 1847		National Republican		Christopher Gibson
			12 years and 0 days
7		Christopher Gibson (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1835	2 Feburary 1847		National Republican		John Placeholder
			3 years and 0 days
8		Edward Marshall (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1850	2 Feburary 1855		Whig		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
9		Zachary Bennett (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1855	2 Feburary 1860		Whig		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
10		John King (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1860	2 Feburary 1870		National Democratic		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
11		James Taylor (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1870	2 Feburary 1880		Whig		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
12		Jeremiah Eastbrook (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1880	2 Feburary 1890		National Democratic		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
13		Francis E. Morgan (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1890	2 Feburary 1895		National Democratic		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
14		Jonathan Clark (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1895	2 Feburary 1905		Whig		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
15		William A. Smith (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1905	2 Feburary 1915		Federalist		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
16		Martin Miller (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1915	2 Feburary 1920		Federalist		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
17		Nathan Pierce (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1920	2 Feburary 1930		Federalist		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
18		Earl Patterson (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1930	2 Feburary 1935		Farmer-Labor		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
19		Peter Haines (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1935	2 Feburary 1945		Farmer-Labor		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
20		Arthur Collins (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1945	2 Feburary 1955		Federalist		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
21		Paul Eastbrook (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1955	2 Feburary 1965		National Democratic		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
22		Richard Stokes (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1965	2 Feburary 1975		Federalist		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
23		Edward Kean (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1975	2 Feburary 1980		Federalist		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
24		Malcolm Carey (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1980	2 Feburary 1985		National Democratic		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
25		Catherine Knight (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1985	2 Feburary 1995		Farmer-Labor		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
26		David Forrest (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 1995	2 Feburary 2005		Federalist		John Placeholder
			10 years and 0 days
28		Charles Parker (1759–1825)	2 Feburary 2010	2 Feburary 2015		Federalist		John Placeholder
			5 years and 0 days
29		Thomas Wilson (born 1962)	2 Feburary 2015	Incumbent		Federalist		John Placeholder
			10 years and 306 days