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| George H. W. Bush, elected 1988 | |
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| Bill Clinton, elected 1992 | | Carroll posited to be president in 1994, in a story written many years prior |
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| | | | Tom Dering | |
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| | | | Bruce Springsteen | |
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| | | | Norris. You'd be on pretty solid ground drawing a line from Clinton to Norris, given evidence from the Eighth Doctor Adventures and Virgin New Adventures. | |
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| | | | Felix Mather, time unknown but when space shuttle Atlantis still in service |
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| George W. Bush, won office in 2000. Unnamed in DWU fiction, but possibly the president to whom Harriet Jones speaks in The Christmas Invasion. (Certainly the intended gag of the script is that Jones is talking to Bush.) | |
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| | | | Arthur Coleman Winters, if you accept that he was actually president and not "president-elect". Given his bellicose portrayal in The Sound of Drums, it's also possible that Harriet Jones was talking to him in The Christmas Invasion. Certainly, Winters seems to have the temperament to start unilateral wars, as implied by Jones' line in Invasion. |
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| Barack Obama, elected 2008 in real life, but we're not quite sure how or when he assumed office in the DWU — only that he's in the White House by "the End of Time". | |
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