In the last half century, both parties have nominated only candidates with one of three offices on their résumés-vice president, governor, or senator. What can be said about each of these prior offices relating to a presidential candidacy?
$\bullet$ Senators usually lose (except when two senators run against each other, such as McCain and Obama).
$\bullet$ Vice presidents are seen as most prepared, since they are a heartbeat away from the presidency; thus, they have the highest success rate.
$\bullet$ Governors have run most often since 1976 (Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bush).

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The Answer of In the last half century, both parties have nominated only candidates with one of three offices on their résumés-vice president, governor, or senator. What can be said about each of these prior offices relating to a presidential candidacy?
$\bullet$ Senators usually lose (except when two senators run against each other, such as McCain and Obama).
$\bullet$ Vice presidents are seen as most prepared, since they are a heartbeat away from the presidency; thus, they have the highest success rate.
$\bullet$ Governors have run most often since 1976 (Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bush).

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