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See also: List of politicians on The West Wing

See also: List of characters in Commander in Chief

See also: List of politicians on Jack and Bobby

See also: List of Politicians on Vanished

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Mayors

• Mayor "Al" (Lee Wallace) - D-New York City, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
• Mayor John Amalfi - New York CIty, "Cities in Flight" short stories and novel series Science Fiction, by James Blish
• Mayor Frank Berkowitz (Sonny Bono) - Metropolis, Superman comics and Lois and Clark TV series
• Mayor Margaret Blaine (Annette Badland) - Cardiff, Doctor Who episode "Boom Town"
• Mayor Blank - The City, USA, The Tick animated series
• Mayor Johnny "The Mayor" Bledsoe - Hill Valley, The Oblongs
• Mayor Joe Camels - Sto Lat, Going Postal (Discworld)
• Mayor Thomas J. Carcetti (Aidan Gillen), D-Baltimore, The Wire
• Mayor Oswald Cobblepot - Gotham City, Batman Adventures
• Mayor Dominic Da Vinci (Nicholas Campbell) - Vancouver, British Columbia - Da Vinci's City Hall
• Mayor Daniel Dickerson - Gotham City, Batman comics
• Mayor Ebert (Michael Lerner) - New York City, Godzilla movie
• Mayor Marion Grange (Adam West) - D-Gotham City, Batman comics and The Batman animated series (Note: Grange is female in the comics, but male in the cartoon)
• Mayor Peter Griffin (Seth MacFarlane) - New Quahog, Family Guy (episode "Da Boom")
• Mayor Grim - Bad Blintz, The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents (Discworld)
• Mayor Mitchell Hundred - New York City, Ex Machina (comic book)
• Mayor Mike Haggar - Metro City, NY, Final Fight
• Mayor Hamilton Hill (Lloyd Bochner) - Gotham City, Batman comics and Batman: The Animated Series
• Mayor Armand Krol - R-Gotham City, Batman comics
• Mayor Lenny (David Margulies) - New York City - Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II
• Miss Liberty (Jane Lapotaire)- Blackbury, Johnny and the Dead (actually Chairman of the Blackbury Municipal Authority)
• Mayor Linseed (Byron Keith - Gotham City, Batman (1960s TV series)
• Mayor Dick Livingstone - Ubergurgl, The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents (Discworld)
• Mayor Maynot - The Neitherworld - Beetlejuice (TV series)
• Mayor Augustus May-who - Whoville, How the Grinch Stole Christmas
• "The Mayor" - Jefferton, Tom Goes to the Mayor
• "The Mayor" - Townsville, The Powerpuff Girls
• Mayor McCheese - McDonald's advertisements
• Mayor McDaniels - South Park, Colorado
• Mayor Modest (Walter De Donder) - unknown village in Belgium, Samson en Gert (rarely called by his real name, mostly just Meneer de Burgemeester (Mr. Mayor))
• Mayor John Pappas (Al Pacino) - New York City, City Hall
• Mayor C. Randall Poopenmeyer (David Herman), New New York City, Earth, Futurama
• Mayor Oliver Queen - Star City, DC Comics
• Mayor Diamond Joe Quimby (Dan Castellaneta) - D-Springfield, The Simpsons
• Mayor Clarence V. Royce (Glynn Turman), D-Baltimore, The Wire
• Mayor Bradford Sackett - Metropolis, Superman comics
• Mayor Homer Simpson - New Springfield, The Simpsons
• Mayor Robert Underdunk Terwilliger (Kelsey Grammer) - R-Springfield, The Simpsons
• Mayor "Red" Thomas - 1955 Hill Valley, Back to the Future
• Mayor Adam West (Adam West) - Quahog, Rhode Island, Family Guy
• Mayoress Dame Christabel Wickham (Lucy Robinson) - Gasford, The Thin Blue Line
• Mayor Richard Wilkins III (Harry Groener) - Sunnydale, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Mayor "Goldie" Wilson - 1985 Hill Valley, Back to the Future
• Mayor Randall Winston (Barry Bostwick) - D-New York City, Spin City sitcom

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Governors

• Governor Mary Bailey - D-Springfield's state, The Simpsons
• Governor Al Donelly - (Tim Matheson) - Washington, Black Sheep
• Governor Kevin - "The State", Teamo Supremo
• Governor James Gatling (James Noble) - Connecticut, Benson
• Governor Jack Hathaway (William Petersen) - D-Virginia, The Contender
• Governor Paul Jameson (Richard Denning) - Hawaii, Hawaii Five-O
• Governor William J. LePetomaine (Mel Brooks) - Western territory, Blazing Saddles
• Governor John "Jack Longfellow - R-Maine, "Father's Day" by "John Calvin Batchelor"
• Governor Robert McCallister - R-Missouri, Jack & Bobby
• Governor John J. McKay (Melvyn Douglas) - D-California, The Candidate
• Governor George McRyan - Pennsylvania, Blow Out
• Governor Elaine Marley - Tri-Island Area, Monkey Island
• Governor Orlando Ozio - D-New York, Primary Colors
• Governor Fred Picker (Larry Hagman) - D-Florida, Primary Colors
• Governor James Reynolds Pryce (Tom Selleck) - D-Michigan, Running Mates
• Governor Jack Stanton (John Travolta) - D-Southern state, Primary Colors
• Governor Willie Stark (Broderick Crawford) later (Sean Penn) - Southern state, All the King's Men
• Governor Bill Sterling, Sr. (James Whitmore) - D-California, Mister Sterling
• Governor Weatherby Swann (Jonathan Pryce) - Jamaica, Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy
• Governor Clinton Tyree - D-Florida, Double Whammy by Carl Hiassen
• Governor, The - Pokey the Penguin
• Governor Wilhuff Tarkin (Peter Cushing) - the Outer Rim territories, Star Wars
• Governor Evelyn Tracy - (Christine Ebersole) - Washington, Black Sheep

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Congresspersons

• Congressman Sam Albert - Enemy of the State
• Congresswoman Mackenzie Allen (Geena Davis) - I-Connecticut, Commander in Chief
• Congressman Bob Arnold - corrupt politician expelled from the House, Springfield's state, The Simpsons
• Congressman Beauregard - The Simpsons
• Congressman Bob Bercolini - D-Pennsylvania, deceased, Capitol Venture, a novel by Barbara Mikulski
• Congresswoman Brown - Y: The Last Man
• Congresswoman Lacey Davenport - R-California, Doonesbury
• Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy - C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America
• Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy II - C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America
• Congressman Doyle (Hal Holbrook) - The Majestic
• Congresswoman Barbara Gordon - Batman
• Congressman Thomas Jefferson Jackson (Eddie Murphy) - D-Florida, The Distinguished Gentleman
• Congressman Herschel Krustofski - R-Springfield's state, The Simpsons
• Congressman Jack McCallister - D-Missouri, Jack & Bobby
• Congressman Robert McCallister - D, later R-Missouri, Jack & Bobby
• Congressman Raymond Shaw (Liev Schreiber) - New York- The Manchurian Candidate
• Congressman Sheldon Runyon (Gary Oldman) - R-Illinois, The Contender
• Congressman Alex Shrub - R-Florida, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
• Congressman Greg Stillson - The Dead Zone
• Congressman Jack Tanner (Michael Murphy) - D-Michigan, Tanner '88
• Congressman Nathan Templeton, Speaker of the House (Donald Sutherland) - R-Florida, Commander in Chief
• Congressman Reginald Webster (Christian Slater) - D-Delaware, The Contender
• Congressman Horace Wilcox - Springfield's state, deceased, The Simpsons
• Congresswoman Flora Hamburger-Blackford - Harry Turtledove's Timeline-191 series

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Senators

• Senator Steven Abercombie III (John Getz) - California, A Day Without a Mexican
• Senator Dale Lee Agsby (Simon Kunz) - Brass Eye
• Senator Allbright (Ed Begley) - Wild in the Streets
• Senator Elliot Baines (James Cromwell) - Washington, "Citizen Baines"
• Senator John "Bluto" Blutarsky (John Belushi) - Animal House
• Senator J. Billington Bulworth (Warren Beatty)- California, Bulworth
• Senator Beauregard Claghorn (Kenny Delmar) - Southerner, The Fred Allen Show
• Senator Samuel S. Chapman (Charles Durning), The Final Countdown
• State Senator Clayton "Clay" Davis (Isiah Whitlock Jr.) D-Baltimore City, The Wire
• Senator Marquand - portrayed by real-life Senator Fritz Hollings, City Hall
• Senator Jeffrey Collins (John Allen Nelson), Vanished
• Senator Lillian DeHaven (Anne Bancroft) - D-Texas, "G.I. Jane"
• Senator John Ambrose Fauntroy V - D-Virginia, C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America
• Senator Johnny Fergus (Hal Holbrook) - California, Wild in the Streets
• Senator Ortolan Finistirre (William H. Macy) - D-Vermont, Thank You for Smoking
• Senator Harrison Fisher - The Dead Zone
• Senator Ellen Fischer - D-California, A Time to Run, a novel by Barbara Boxer
• Senator Parker Gable (Robert Culp) - D, Running Mates
• Senator Pat Geary (G. D. Spradlin) - Nevada, The Godfather Part II
• Senator Eleanor Gorzack - D-Pennsylvania, Capitol Venture, a novel by Barbara Mikulski
• Senator Phil Hammersleigh (Jason Robards) - Enemy of the State
• Senator Laine Hanson (Joan Allen) - D-Ohio The Contender
• Senator Lawrence Harris (Kevin Cooney), Primary Colors
• Senator John Iselin (James Gregory), The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
• Senator Crocker Jarmon (Don Porter) - R-California, The Candidate
• Senator Thomas Jordan (Jon Voight) - The Manchurian Candidate
• Senator Alex P. Keaton (Michael J. Fox) - R-Ohio "Spin City"¹
• Senator John Keeler (Geoff Pierson) - R, 24
• Senator Kevin Keeley (Gene Hackman) - R, 'The Birdcage
• Senator Robert Kelly (Bruce Davison) - X-Men comics and film
• Senator Martha Kent (Annette O'Toole) - Kansas State Senate, Smallville
• Senator Sally LeRoy (Diane Varsi) - California, Wild in the Streets
• Senator Aaron McComb (Ron Silver) - Timecop
• Senator Bill McKay (Robert Redford) - D-California, The Candidate
• Senator Charles Martin (Chelcie Ross), Primary Colors
• Senator Ruth Martin (Diane Baker) - Tennessee, The Silence of the Lambs
• Senator Richard Matheson (Raymond J. Barry) - The X-Files
• Senator Decius Caecilius Metellus the Younger - Roman Senate SPQR series novels by John Maddox Roberts
• Senator Mon Mothma - Star Wars
• Senator Mitchell Morris (Bruce McGill) - D-Texas, Running Mates
• Senator Dennis Morganthal - R-Missouri; 2033-, Jack & Bobby
• Senator John Neal (Craig T. Nelson) - Wag the Dog
• Senator Brickley Paiste (Gore Vidal) - D-Pennsylvania, Bob Roberts
• Senator Joseph Harrison Paine (Claude Rains) - Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
• Senator Charles Palantine (Leonard Harris) - D-New York, Taxi Driver
• Senator David Palmer (Dennis Haysbert) - D-Maryland, 24
• Senator Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid)- Star Wars
• Senator Judson Pilager (Michael Murphy) - R-Colorado, Silver City
• Senator William Powers (John Forsythe) - The Powers That Be
• Senator Terrence Randall (Bob Gunton) - D-Colorado, Running Mates
• Senator Silas P. Ratcliffe - Illinois, Democracy: An American Novel
• Senator Bob Roberts (Tim Robbins) - R-Pennsylvania, Bob Roberts
• Senator Judson Ross (James Cromwell) - Virginia, Species II"
• Senator Pete Ross - D-Kansas, Superman comics
• Senator Bob Rumson (Richard Dreyfuss) - R-Kansas, The American President
• Senator Sedgewick Sexton, State and Party unspecified although probably Republican, Deception Point
• Senator Eleanor Prentiss Shaw (Meryl Streep) - Virginia, The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
• Senator John Shaw (Dan Olmstead) - Virginia, The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
• Senator Jefferson Smith (James Stewart) - Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
• Senator Mary Ellen Spinkle (Christine Baranski) - R, Marci X
• Senator Bill Sterling, Jr. (Josh Brolin) - D-California, Mister Sterling
• Senator Howell Tankerbell (Bob Odenkirk) - "Dixiecrat" Southern senator, Mr. Show with Bob and David
• Senator Frank Waltzer - Mission: Impossible
• Senator Tom Wright (Joe Morton) - D-New Jersey, House

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Presidents

• President Richard Adar (Lew Ayres) - The Twelve Colonies, Battlestar Galactica
• President Antonov - Soviet Union, Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt novels.
• President Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek: Enterprise
• Président Grace Bellanger (Anne Consigny) - French Republic, l'État de Grace
• Lord President Borusa (Leonard Sachs, Philip Latham) - Gallifrey, Doctor Who
• Lord President Doctor (Tom Baker, Peter Davison) - Gallifrey, Doctor Who (twice, abandoned office both times)
• President André Baptiste - Liberia, Lord of War
• President Jake Featherston - Confederate States of America, American Empire and Settling Accounts novels
• President Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho Marx) - Freedonia, Duck Soup
• President George Formby - England, Thursday Next novels
• Hereditary President Sidney Harris - People's Republic of Haven, Honorverse
• President Jaresh-Inyo (Herschel Sparber) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• President Harriet Jones - Great Britain, mentioned in the Doctor Who episode "Doomsday"
• President Kitenge - Pepsi presents New Zanzibar, The Simpsons
• President Lindberg - United Federated Territories, The Fifth Element
• President Mon Mothma - Galactic Republic, Star Wars
• President Muntu - Pepsi presents New Zanzibar, The Simpsons
• President Napoleon - Animal Farm
• President Head of Richard Nixon - Futurama
• President Leia Organa-Solo - Galactic Republic, Star Wars
• Lord President Rassilon (Richard Mathews, Don Warrington) - Gallifrey, Doctor Who
• President Michael Rimmer (Peter Cook) - Great Britain, The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
• Lady President Romana (Lalla Ward) - Gallifrey, various Doctor Who spin-offs
• President Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell) - The Twelve Colonies, Battlestar Galactica
• President Skroob (Mel Brooks) - Planet Spaceball, Spaceballs
• President Yuri Suvarov (Nick Jameson) - Russia, 24 (season 5)
• Unnamed Lord President (Llewellyn Rees) - Gallifrey, Doctor Who serial The Deadly Assassin
• Unnamed Federation President (Robert Ellenstein) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
• Unnamed Federation President (Kurtwood Smith) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
• Unnamed President (Don Warrington)- Great Britain, Doctor Who episode "Rise of the Cybermen"
• President Edmund Zuwanie (Earl Cameron) - Democratic Republic of Matobo, The Interpreter
• President Gaius Baltar (James Callis) - The Twelve Colonies, Battlestar Galactica
• President David Palmer (Dennis Haysbert) - 24

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Councillors

• Councilwoman Elizabeth Alderman - New York, New Titans comics
• Alderman Thomas Bowler (George Baker) - Blackbury, Johnny and the Dead
• Councilman Thomas Carcetti (Aidan Gillen) - Baltimore, The Wire
• Councillor Degra - Xindi-Primates, Star Trek: Enterprise
• Councillor Duras (Patrick Massett)- Qo'noS, Star Trek: The Next Generation
• Councillor Janar - Xindi-Arboreals, Star Trek: Enterprise
• Councillor Mallora - Xindi-Primates, Star Trek: Enterprise
• Councillor Charivretha zh'Thane - Andor, Deep Space Nine relaunch novels

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Members of Parliament

• Nicholas Ashworth (Anton Lesser) - Spooks
• S. Baldrick MP (Tony Robinson) - Adder Party-Dunny-on-the-Wold, Blackadder the Third
• Pandora Braithwaite MP - Lab, the Adrian Mole series
• Alan B'stard MP (Rik Mayall) - Con-Haltemprice The New Statesman (Later also MEP for Obersaxony)
• Sir Talbot Buxomly MP (Denis Lill) - Dunny-on-the-Wold, Blackadder the Third
• Elisa Correr MEP - ALDE, Operation Red Dragon comic
• Stephen Faraday MP (James Wilby in ITV adaptation) - Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie
• Count Aritsune Hanakoji (House of Councillors in the Diet of Japan) (Sakura Wars)
• Sir James Jaspers MP - Con-Haslope West (Marvel UK) (later Prime Minister)
• Harriet Jones MP (Penelope Wilton) – Flydale North, Doctor Who: "Aliens of London" and "World War Three" (later Prime Minister)
• Jim McClaren MSP (Tony Osoba) - SNP, Norman Stanley Fletcher - Life Beyond the Box
• Lord Percival Graves - King Ralph
• William Sampson (Rupert Graves) - Spooks
• Captain Clive Trevelyan (Timothy Dalton in ITV adaptation) - Con The Sittaford Mystery by Agatha Christie
• Peter Mannion (Roger Allam)- Shadow Minister for Social Affairs and Citizenship (The thick of it)
• Irina Vega MEP - Troubled Waters comic
• Hampton Wilder (Tim Pigott-Smith) - Spooks

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First/Prime Ministers

See also: List of fictional British Prime Ministers

• Premier Alexander Romanov - Soviet Union, Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 computer game
• First Minister Asarem Wadeen - Bajor, Deep Space Nine relaunch novels
• Prime Minister Gorgak - Trisol, Futurama
• First Minister Kalem Apren - Bajor, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• Prime Minister Thomas David McLaughlin (Paul Gross) - Canada, H2O
• Prime Minister Count Rupert Mountjoy (Peter Sellers) - Grand Fenwick, The Mouse That Roared
• First Minister Shakaar Edon (Duncan Regehr) - Bajor, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• Prime Minister Allen Summervale, Duke of Cromarty - Star Kingdom of Manticore, Honorverse
• Acting First Minister Winn Adami (Louise Fletcher) - Bajor, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• Prime Minister Francis Urquhart (Ian Richardson) - United Kingdom, House of Cards, To Play the King, The Final Cut.
• Prime Minister Henry Collingridge, House of Cards

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Cabinet Secretaries, Officers & Ministers

• Secretary of State for Social Affairs (later and Citizenship) Hugh Abbot MP (Chris Langham) - The Thick of It
• Foreign Secretary James Allan MP (Alex Jennings) - UK, Spooks
• Secretary of Defense David Brice (Gene Hackman) - No Way Out
• Deputy Prime Minister Caroline Fox MP (Cheryl Campbell) - UK, Spooks
• Secretary of State Jack Douglas (Nicholas Pryor) - Executive Decision
• Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge (Robert Hardy) - UK, Harry Potter
• Nathan Samuels (Harry Groener) - Earth, Star Trek: Enterprise
• Foreign Minister Hajjaj - Zuwayza, Darkness
• Minister for Administrative Affairs, Jim Hacker MP (Paul Eddington) - UK, Yes Minister, (later Prime Minister)
• Secretary of Defense James Heller (William Devane) - 24
• Secretary of Defence Sam Lane - DC Comics
• National Security Advisor Jeffrey Pelt (Richard Jordan) - The Hunt for Red October
• Secretary of Education Jefferson Peirce - DC Comics
• Minister with Unusual Portfolio, Sir Ronald Rolands (Graham Crowden) - UK, Nebulous
• Secretary of Defense Dell Rusk - Avengers
• Secretary of Metahuman Affairs Sarge Steel - DC Comics
• Minister for Immigration (DoSAC) Ben Swain MP (Justin Edwards) - The Thick of It
• Minister for Magic, Rufus Scrimgeour - UK, Harry Potter
• Under-Secretary of Defense Adam Sutler - V for Vendetta
• United States Attorney General Vincent Nash - Minority Report
• Secretary of Defence Lynne Warner - Sharon Gless - The State Within
• Secretary of Metahuman Affairs Amanda Waller - DC Comics
• Foreign Trade Minister Daniel Wise MP (Ian Bartholomew) - UK, Spooks
• Secretary of Defense Charles White (Len Cariou) - Executive Decision
• Unnamed Minister for Ecology (Richard Beale) - UK, Doctor Who serial The Green Death
• unnamed Home Secretary (Robert Glenister) - UK, Spooks
• unnamed Home Secretary (Jeff Rawle) - UK Spooks

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Grand Viziers

• Abrim - Klatch, Sourcery (Discworld)
• Lord Hong - Agatean Empire, Interesting Times (Discworld)
• Jafar - Agraba, Aladdin
• Nine-Turning-Mirrors - Agatean Empire, The Colour of Magic and Mort (Discworld)
• Sate Pestage - Galactic Empire, Star Wars
• Twoflower - Agatean Empire, Interesting Times (Discworld)

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Ambassadors

• Unnamed Ambassador - Ferrero Rocher advertisements
• Unnamed Ambassador - United States, Good Omens
• Ambassador Caithlin Dar - (Cynthia Gouw) Romulan Star Empire, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
• Ambassador Curzon Dax - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• Ambassador Delenn - Minbar, Babylon 5
• Ambassador G'Kar - Narn Regime, Babylon 5
• Ambassador K'Ehleyr - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek: The Next Generation
• Ambassador Kosh - Vorlon, Babylon 5
• Ambassador Londo Mollari - Centauri Republic, Babylon 5
• Ambassador Sarek (Mark Lenard) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek: The Original Series
• Ambassador Spock (Leonard Nimoy) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek: The Next Generation
• Ambassador St. John Talbot (David Warner) - United Federation of Planets, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
• Ambassador Damien Thorn - United States, Omen III: The Final Conflict
• Ambassador Robert Thorn - United States, The Omen
• Ambassador His Grace Sir Samuel Vimes - Ankh-Morpork, The Fifth Elephant
• Ambassador Worf - United Federation of Planets, the final episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and subsequent novels
• Ambassador Mickey Shea - The Godfather Returns

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Miscellaneous

• Dave Broadfoot, fictional MP from Kicking Horse Pass who is a real person, Royal Canadian Air Farce
• Vilos Cohaagen (Ronny Cox) - Mars Administrator in Total Recall
• Colonel Sebastian Doyle (Craig Charles) - section chief of CGI, Head of the Ministry of Alteration, Dave Lister's fascist dictator alter ego in a drug-induced hallucination, Red Dwarf, Back To Reality.
• Borsk Fey'lya, Star Wars universe, Career politician, eventual Head of State of the New Republic
• Emmanuel Goldstein, former top member of the Party in Nineteen Eighty-Four
• Sir Martin Luther King - governor-general of the North American Union, a Canada-like nation consisting of all of North America less Alaska and including Baja California in the British Empire, The Two Georges by Harry Turtledove and Richard Dreyfuss (1996, novel)
• Commissioner Letcher-Dervish (Michael Troughton) - Commissioner for Internal Affairs, The New Statesman
• Commissioner Maurice (André Maranne) - Yes Minister: Party Games
• Havelock Vetinari - Patrician of Ankh-Morpork, (Discworld)

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See also

• List of fictional governments
• President of Earth
• List of fictional political parties
• List of fictional U.S. Presidents
  • List of fictional U.S. Vice Presidents
  • List of fictional U.S. Presidential candidates
• List of fictional British Prime Ministers
• List of fictional British monarchs