Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) is the only president to have been elected for more than two terms, and that was before the law was put into place that a person could only run for a maximum of two terms
The Twenty-Second Amendment has since banned a president having more than 2 terms. Franklin Roosevelt's exception was mostly because of World War II.
Only one served more than 2 terms and that was Franklin Roosevelt. Since his time, a constitutional amendment has been ratified that limits the president to two terms.
GEORGE WASHING TO AND ALL THE MOST OF THE PRESIDENTS THERE ARE 10 PRESIDENTS THAT SERVED TWO TERMS
27 of the 44 US presidents served more than one term in office. 19 of these were elected to more than one term in office. The other 8 served out the term of a president who died in office and were re-elected for a second full term. Only one president served more than two terms, Franklin D Roosevelt, who served three full terms and was elected for a fourth but died in office before finishing that term.
Some Presidents served more than one term.
No president other than FDR served for more than 8 years.
FDR was the only president to serve more than two consecutive terms due to the second world war.
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No. After years of tradition where Presidents served no more than 2 terms, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the only President to serve more than 2. He was in the beginning of his 4th term (his third re-election) when he died. In 1947, the 22nd Amendment was passed which limited Presidents to 2 terms. It was ratified by the states in 1951.
FDR was elected to 4 terms (1932, 1936, 1940, and 1944) then died in April 1945.No president before him had been elected to more than 2 terms and after him the 22nd Amendment limited future presidents to no more than 2 terms.
Franklin Roosevelt was elected to four terms and completed three.
No, President Bush cannot serve any more terms since he has already done two. No president can do any more than two terms under our current U.S. law.
John Adams is one of them.
As of 2000, in France, one term is equal to five years. There use to not be a limit on the number of terms a president can serve. The constitutional law of 23 July 2008 changed this rule to a president can serve no more than two consecutive terms. To date, only two presidents have served two full terms, Jacques Chirac and Francois Mitterrand. Coincidentally, both presidents served these terms before this law was instated.