HOME STATE OF HIGHEST RANKING PUBLIC OFFICIAL IN THE HISTORY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ORDER OF SUCCESSION

ORDER OF SUCCESSION
President	0
Vice President	1
Speaker of the House	2
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	3
Attorney General	7
Secretary of the Interior	8

Alabama	Vice President
Alaska	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Arizona	Attorney General
Arkansas	President
California	President
Colorado	Secretary of the Interior
Connecticut	Speaker of the House
Delaware	Vice President
Florida	Attorney General
Georgia	President
Hawaii	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Idaho	Secretary of the Interior
Illinois	President
Indiana	President
Iowa	Vice President
Kansas	President
Kentucky	President
Louisiana	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Maine	Vice President
Maryland	Vice President
Massachusetts	President
Michigan	President
Minnesota	Vice President
Mississippi	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Missouri	President
Montana	Secretary of the Interior
Nebraska	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Nevada	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
New Hampshire	President
New Jersey	President
New Mexico	Secretary of the Interior
New York	President
North Carolina	Speaker of the House
North Dakota	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Ohio	President
Oklahoma	Speaker of the House
Oregon	Attorney General
Pennsylvania	President
Rhode Island	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
South Carolina	Vice President
South Dakota	Never had an official in order of succession
Tennessee	President
Texas	President
Utah	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Vermont	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Virginia	President
Washington	Speaker of the House
West Virginia	President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Wisconsin	Speaker of the House
Wyoming	Vice President