| First Daughter
Alison McCord | |
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| Name: | Alison McCord |
| Status: | Alive |
| Age: | 20 |
| Date of birth: | 1999 |
| Nationality: |  American
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| Residence(s): | Washington, D.C. |
| Education: | Bayard University Westborough Preparatory Academy (graduated) |
| Nickname(es): | Ali Noodle |
| Affiliation: | School Newspaper Editor Peer Mediator Soccer Goalie |
| Profession: | College Student |
| Father: | First Gentleman Henry McCord |
| Mother: | President Elizabeth McCord |
| Sibling(s): | Stephanie McCord (older sister) Jason McCord (younger brother) |
| Other family: | Mr. Adams (grandfather) (deceased) Mrs. Adams (grandmother) (deceased) Will Adams (uncle Sophie Adams (aunt by marriage) Annie Adams (cousin) Patrick McCord (grandfather) (deceased) Mrs. McCord (grandmother) (deceased) Shane McCord (uncle) Sarah McCord (cousin) Erin McCord (aunt) Maureen McCord-Ryan (aunt) Tom Ryan (uncle by marriage) John Ryan (cousin) Kenzie Ryan (cousin) Kelly Ryan (cousin) |
| Played by: | Kathrine Herzer |
| Seasons: | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 |
| First appeared: | "Pilot" |
Alison McCord is the youngest daughter of the President of the United States Elizabeth McCord and First Gentleman of the United States Henry McCord. Although she had a hard time adjusting to the family move to D.C., she has become an extremely involved and active student. She gets high grades and rarely gets into trouble. She has many interests, but seems to focus on fashion, writing and government. She attends Bayard University and is a valued member of their Omnipreneur Program. Her nickname is "Noodle". In "The Show Must Go On", it was mentioned that she ran a successful campaign in Westborough's schoolwide elections for the position of Peer Mediator.