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George W. Bush won re-election on November 2, 2004, for the term of president from 2005 January 20 to 2009 January 20.
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How old was George Bush when reelected in 2004?
George W. Bush (43rd President) was born July 6, 1946. He was 58 when he was reelected in 2004, and 62 when he left office in 2009.
When was George Bush Sr reelected?
George Herbert Walker Bush was reelected as Vice President in 1984 for the term from 1985 January 20 to 1989 January 20. Bush was not re-elected for president, losing to Bill Clinton. His son, George Walker Bush, was elected for 2 terms as president, being re-elected in 2004.
What year was President Bush elected President?
The 43rd President of the United States was George W. Bush. President Bush was elected in 2000, reelected in 2004, and served in office from January 20, 2001 to January 20, 2009
Who was first Clinton or bush as president?
In order : President George Bush, President Clinton, and then President George W. Bush (President George Bush's son).
Why was George W Bush reelected?
Because we took a vote and he won!
Who was president Reagan's vice president in his first term?
George HW Bush
Was George Bush our previous president?
George W. Bush WAS our previous president!
Was George W. Bush reelected in 2004?
Yes, he was. He defeated Democrat John Kerry.
The second president to be elected after their father was president?
The second president to be elected after his father was president was George W. Bush. George Bush was the 41st president and George W. Bush was the 43rd president.
Why was George Washington reelected as president?
because people LOVED him
Which president served two terms before Obama?
Before President Obama, there was President George W. Bush. Before President Bush, there was President Bill Clinton.
What circumstances led Bush for being president?
He was reelected because of 9/11. Many people liked his foreign policy. Contested results in Florida led FOX news to announce George bush as president although Al Gore won the election.
