List of Presidents of Vistulzka

№	President		Term of office			Selected
	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Took Office	Left Office	Time in Office	Marshal	Ducal Premier
50		Yulia Reznikov	August 15, 1996	August 14, 2000	4 years and 0 days	Jakub Kijowski	Jarosław Kaczyński
			Yulia Reznikov became the 50th President through a slim margin in the 1996 elections. Reznikov saw a number of controversies take place during her presidency, including the 1997 Vistulzkan power crisis and the 1999 Karpatskan Strike. She presided over the Six-Day War and faced serious scrutiny in her presidency due to her inaction during the first day. Reznikov directly involved Vistulzka with East Ruthen and froze relations with West Ruthen the following day, and later volunteered Vistulzka to United Congress Monitoring Authority for Ruthen. Her handling of the Six-Day War has been seen as one of the most polarizing moves ever made by a President, though many political analysts and retrospective accounts state that her handling and involvement positively overshadowed much of her Presidency's failures.
51		Kálmán Iványi	August 15, 2000	August 14, 2004	4 years and 0 days
			TBW
52		Larsya Sporysh	August 15, 2004	August 14, 2008	4 years and 0 days
			TBW
53		Aleksander Rakowski	August 15, 2008	August 14, 2012	4 years and 0 days
			TBW
54		Paweł Hong 康李潮	August 15, 2012	August 14, 2016	4 years and 0 days
			TBW
55		Władysław Skrzyński	August 15, 2016	August 14, 2020	4 years and 0 days	Stanisław Duda	Empty
			TBW
56		Józef Kamiński (1967-; 56 years old)	August 15, 2020	Incumbent	4 years and 99 days	Małgosia Lemańska	Bálintka Bondarenko
			Józef Kamiński is the incumbent president and is a member of the Orthodox Republican Party. Kamiński's government has been defined as one of the youngest governments within the country's history in an effort to promote political involvement within Vistulzka's young adult population. Kamiński's government has generally been characterized as progressive, and his government passed through educational reforms and aimed at reforming the faltering rail transit within the country under the Vistulzkan National Railroad Company.