List of ''The West Wing'' politicians

The following is a list of fictional political figures that have appeared or been mentioned in the television program The West Wing.

Federal government of the United States

Executive branch

The President's Cabinet

Other executive branch officials

Spokesmen

Former Presidents of the United States

Legislative branch

House of Representatives

Leadership
Members
Democrats
Republicans
Other Representatives

Senate

Leadership
Members
Democrats
Republicans
Other Senators

Judicial branch

Supreme Court of the United States

Court as of 1999: Ashland, Brady, Brannigan, Carmine, Clark, Crouch, Dreifort, Hoyt, LaFayette.

Court after 2000: Ashland, Brady, Brannigan, Carmine, Clark, Dreifort, Hoyt, LaFayette, Mendoza.

Court after 2004: Lang, Brannigan, Carmine, Clark, Dreifort, Hoyt, LaFayette, Mendoza, Mulready.

Based on a comment by Donna Moss in Episode 5.16, it's known that two of the Supreme Court justices were women, with Lang's appointment in 5.17 increasing this to three.

Other jurists

Independent agencies

Central Intelligence Agency

Federal Election Commission

Federal Reserve

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

State government of the United States

State governors

Other state-level politicians

Local government of the United States

Other United States politicians

Party leaders

Christian right

Ambassadors

United States ambassadors

Foreign ambassadors to the United States

Foreign officials

Leaders

Other officials

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 A fictional "Secretary of Health and Education" is referred to in Twenty-Five (Ep 4.23). However, other episodes refer to the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education without referring to their respective secretaries, either implying that the Secretary of Health and Education oversees both departments or that the line in Ep. 4.23, implying that one secretary oversees both departments, was a script mistake (Interestingly enough, in real life, before 1979, there was a Department of Health, Education, and Welfare).
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