President of the Confederate States

The office of President of the Confederate States was the top political office in the Confederate States of America and bore a striking resemblance to its counterpart in the United States. The biggest difference was that in the C.S.A., Presidents are limited to one six-year term, while in the U.S.A., they could serve an unlimited number of four-year terms until 1969, when term limits were imposed to two terms.

Most polls in the C.S.A. rank Jefferson Davis, William Jennings Bryan, Fielding Wright, and Adlai Stevenson III as the best presidents, while Huey Long, Strom Thurmond, and Jimmy Carter usually rank as the worst (although Carter's reputation improved during the Fourth Civil War).

There were twenty-five Presidents of the Confederate States until the government was dissolved in 2001, the last being Mike Huckabee, who took over when Jesse Helms was killed. Huckabee served for less than a week, just serving long enough to surrender to the United States and meet with U.S. President Michael Dukakis.