What Were the U.S. Presidents' Previous Offices before Becoming U.S. President?

[DonRocks]

Here is a list, ordered by descending frequency, of the official offices U.S. Presidents held prior to becoming U.S. President, along with the year in which the most-recent example began their Presidential term. As of this writing, there have been 44 U.S. Presidents, including Grover Cleveland who is on the list twice due to a gap between terms:

14 - U.S. Vice-President (1989)
10 - State Governor (2001)
  5 - U.S. Senator (2009)
  4 - U.S. Armed Forces General (1953)
  3 - U.S. Secretary of State (1825)
  2 - U.S. Minister (1857)
  2 - U.S. Representative (1881)
  1 - U.S. Secretary of Commerce (1929)
  1 - U.S. Secretary of War (1909)
  1 - U.S. President (1893)
  1 - Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army (1789)
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44

[DonRocks]

Add:

 1 - No Office (2017)
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45

This is the first time in 64 years (while "Separate but Equal" was still the law) the President-elect wasn't previously a Vice-President, Senator, or Governor - it would be longer than that, had it not been for Five-Star General, Dwight Eisenhower.