No. The presidency was his only elected office.
Obama was never elected governor. he served as a state senator from Illinois (and served three terms); he then served as a U.S. senator.
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In the U. S., a general election can mean either any election in which people are elected to fill local, state and/or national offices, as opposed to a primary election, or any election in which people are elected to fill state and/or national offices, as opposed to a local election.
governor of new york
Obama was a US Senator from Illinois , elected in 2004, when he ran for President. Before that, he held a seat as an Illinois state senator from 1997 to 2004.
Yes, He finished two.
NO!
no! no! no! obviously no!
No, not to my knowledge.
The combination of Obama and Pailin as President and Vice-President cannot ever happen, simply because as of Jan 20, 2017 President Barack Obama ended his second term as a US President. In any election year prior to and including 2016, the two would never have been on the same ticket, since Barack is Democrat and Sarah is Republican. Sort of putting a bear with a badger and expecting them to get along. So this scenario would never, ever happen.
If you are asking whether any other president was elected at age 47, yes there was one other-- Grover Cleveland. If you are asking whether Mr. Obama was the youngest president elected, he was not. Both Theodore Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy were elected when they were 43.