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Delegates to the TUC
Delegates from the American Federation of Labor to the annual Trades Union Congress


 * 1894: John Lloyd
 * 1895: Samuel Gompers and P. J. McGuire
 * 1896: Jeremiah Sullivan (Typographers) and Adolph Strasser
 * 1897: Martin Fox and George E. McNeill
 * 1898: James Duncan and Henry Demarest Lloyd
 * 1899: James O'Connell and Thomas F. Tracy
 * 1900: J. M. Hunter (Miners) and Sidney J. Kent
 * 1901: Daniel Keefe and Eugene F. O'Rourke (Typographical)
 * 1902: Henry Blackmore (Carpenters) and Patrick Dolan
 * 1903: Max S. Hayes and Martin Lawlor
 * 1904: William D. Ryan and Dennis Driscoll (Horse Shoers)
 * 1905: John A. Moffit and James Wood (Cigar Makers)
 * 1906: Frank Keyes Foster and James Wilson
 * 1907: John T. Dempsey (Miners) and William E. Klapetzky
 * 1908: Andrew Furuseth and James J. Creamer
 * 1909: Samuel Gompers, John P. Frey and Bernard A. Larger
 * 1910: William Bauchop Wilson and Thomas V. O'Connor
 * 1911: Daniel J. Tobin and W. B. Macfarlane (Carpenters)
 * 1912: George L. Berry and John H. Walker
 * 1913: Charles L. Baine and Louis Kemper
 * 1916: William D. Mahon and Matthew Woll
 * 1917: James Lord and John Golden
 * 1918: Samuel Gompers and William J. Bowen
 * 1919: John J. Hynes and William Hutcheson
 * 1920: Sara Conboy and Timothy Healy
 * 1921: William J. Spencer and James J. Forrester
 * 1922: Edward J. McGivern and Benjamin Schlesinger
 * 1923: Peter S. Shaughnessy (Bricklayers) and Anthony Chlopek
 * 1924: Peter J. Brady (Photo-Engravers) and Edward J. Gainor
 * 1925: Albert Adamski (Garment Workers) and Edward J. Evans
 * 1926: Frank Farrington and William Hutcheson
 * 1927: Michael Casey and John Coefield
 * 1928: Michael F. Greene and William B. Fitzgerald (Street Railway Employees)
 * 1929: William J. Rooney (Sheet Metal Workers) and W. P. Carney (Flint Glass Workers)
 * 1930: John J. Manning and Thomas E. Maloy (Theatrical Stage Employees)
 * 1931: Joseph P. Ryan and Joseph V. Moreschi
 * 1932: Joseph A. Franklin and E. E. Milliman
 * 1933: Thomas E. Burke and Christian Madsen (Painters)
 * 1934: Michael J. Colleran and Edward Flore
 * 1935: Henry F. Schmal (Photo-Engravers) and Dennis Lane
 * 1936: Edward Canavan (Musicians) and William J. McSorley
 * 1937: William C. Birthright and John B. Haggerty
 * 1938: Paddy Morrin and Daniel J. Tobin
 * 1939: Felix H. Knight and James Maloney
 * 1942: Daniel J. Tobin
 * 1943: Isidore Nagler and Harold D. Ulrich (Railway Clerks)
 * 1944: Hugo Ernst and Holt Ross
 * 1945: George Meany and William C. Doherty
 * 1946: Edward J. Brown and Thomas Kennedy
 * 1947: George J. Richardson and Arnold Zander
 * 1948: Edward J. Volz and Patrick E. Gorman
 * 1949: Harry C. Bates and Dave Beck
 * 1950: Joseph P. McGurdy (Garment Workers) and Alex Rose
 * 1951: Richard J. Gray and Charles J. MacGowan
 * 1952: Richard F. Walsh and J. R. Stevenson (Carpenters)
 * 1953: J. Scott Milne and William A. Lee (Chicago)
 * 1954: Paul L. Phillips and James Suffridge
 * 1955: C. J. Haggerty and Michael Fox

Delegates from the AFL-CIO


 * 1956: William F. Schnitzler and Emil Rieve
 * 1957: Walter P. Reuther and Joseph D. Keenan
 * 1958: George McGregor Harrison and Jacob Potofsky
 * 1959: Joseph A. Beirne and William C. Doherty
 * 1960: David J. McDonald and Lee W. Minton
 * 1961: George McGregor Harrison and Karl Feller
 * 1962: Jack Knight and John M. Elliott
 * 1963: Anthony J. DeAndrade and William J. Farson (Newspaper)
 * 1964: David Sullivan and Max Greenberg
 * 1965: John J. Grogan and John H. Lyons, Jr.
 * 1966: Paul Hall and William J. Farson (Newspaper)
 * 1967: Jerry Wurf and William Pachler
 * 1968: Herman D. Kenin and William Gillen
 * 1969: C. L. Dennis and Kenneth J. Brown
 * 1970: Teddy Gleason and I. W. Abel
 * 1971: John Griner and Paul Jennings
 * 1972: Frederick O'Neal and Louis Stulberg
 * 1973: Peter Bommarito and Martin Ward
 * 1974: Max Greenberg and James Housewright
 * 1975: William Sidell and Sol Stetin
 * 1976: George Hardy and Hal C. Davis
 * 1977: J. C. Turner
 * 1978: Glenn Watts
 * 1979: John H. Lyons, Jr.
 * 1980: Frederick O'Neal
 * 1981: Sol Chick Chaikin
 * 1982: John Sweeney
 * 1983: Joyce D. Miller
 * 1984: Patrick J. Campbell
 * 1985: Lynn R. Williams
 * 1986: Jack Joyce
 * 1987: Lane Kirkland
 * 1988: John DeConcini
 * 1989: Gerald McEntee
 * 1990: Susan Bianchi-Sand
 * 1991: Vincent Sombrotto
 * 1992: Morton Bahr
 * 1993: Thomas R. Donahue

Vice Presidents of the AFL-CIO
27 Vice-Presidents until 1969, then 33 VPs. Increased to 52 VPs in 1995. 55 VPs as of 2023.