List of elected and appointed female deputy heads of state explained
See also: List of elected and appointed female deputy heads of government.
This is a list of women who have been elected or appointed deputy head of state of their respective countries. This list does not include female deputy heads of government who are not concurrently deputy head of state, such as deputy prime ministers.
List of female deputy heads of state
- Italics denotes an acting head of state and states that are either de facto (with limited to no international recognition) or defunct.
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Notes and References
- Book: The International year book and statesmen's who's who . 33rd . Burke's Peerage . 1985 . 978-0-611-00680-6 . 407.
- Book: The motherless state: women's political leadership and American democracy . limited . 116 . McDonagh, Eileen. Eileen McDonagh . 2009 . University of Chicago Press . 978-0-226-51455-0.
- Assumed presidency after the reisgnation of Joseph Estrada in 2001
- Assumed presidency after the removal of her predecessor
- An ex officio position held by the Speaker of the Knesset to act for the President of Israel
- According to Article 57 of the German Basic Law, the President of the Bundesrat acts for the President when the latter is unavailable.
- According to Article 132 of the Portuguese Constitution, the President of Parliament acts for the President of the Republic when the latter is unavailable.
- According to 1937 Constitution of Ireland, Chief Justice included in the Presidential Commission which is the collective vice presidency of the Republic of Ireland
- Previously served as First Lady of the Dominican Republic from 2004-2012.
- According to Article 57 of the German Basic Law, the President of the Bundesrat acts for the President when the latter is unavailable.
- Currently serving as First Lady of Nicaragua since 2007
- Currently serving as First Lady of Azerbaijan since 2003
- Acting until 8 September 2017
- Previously served as First Lady of Uruguay from 2010 to 2015
- According to Article 86 of the Italian Constitution, the President of the Senate acts for the President when the latter is unavailable.
- Previously served as First Lady of Argentina from 2003-2007 and President of Argentina from 2007-2015.
- According to Article 57 of the German Basic Law, the President of the Bundesrat acts for the President when the latter is unavailable.