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An example in the UK, is that the Conservative Government was re-elected at the last General Election, being voted to remain in office by the electorate.
He messed up the War In Vietnam so badly that he had no chance of being elected to another term, just over that one issue. In addition, there were other factors, involving Gun Control, Civil Rights, and Immigration that collectively lost him the Southern Vote, which might have kept him from being re-elected, even without Vietnam.
Yes, he was re-elected in 1804.
There are no term limits. They can be re-elected until they either retire or die or don't get re-elected.
He was re-elected on November 2, 2004.
He was elected in 1828 and re-elected in 1832.
he was re elected president four times.
He was re elected in 1940
Yes: Prime Ministers can be re-elected in Australia, and they frequently are. There is no limit to the number of consecutive times a Prime Minister can be re-elected.
The governor can be re-elected two terms (four years)
yes
There are no legal restrictions on the number of times a congressman can be re-elected.