The president elect is not actually the president until noon of January 20 of the year following his election. Until then the incumbent president retains his full powers as president even if he has been voted out of another term.
They serve as Acting President andvice President during the interim period till the time of another election being held.
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Being the US President, Obama currently resides in the White House. Before the election, he lived in Hawaii.
Two. He served as George Washington's veep for his two terms as president, from 1789-1797. He won the presidential election in November 1796. He served only one term as president and was defeated by Thomas Jefferson in the 1800 election.
Before becoming president, Barack Obama was elected to the Illinois state senate in 1996, and he was then elected to serve as a U.S. Senator from Illinois: he won that election in 2004.
That depends on things like the position someone is being elected for and the country the election is being run in, as they have different systems. Anyone in a class of a school could run for a class president election as there would be no restrictions, whereas there would be many requirements for someone to run for president of a country.
He was defeated in the 1976 election by Jimmy Carter.
It depends if he has already served his two terms before, if he had only one term before he lost the election then he could run again in the next election. Perfect example is Grover Cleveland who was the 22nd and the 24th President of the United States. (Note: the two term limit did not exist until after Franklin D. Roosevelt)
No. He was an Illinois lawyer and Congressman. The Confederacy came into being, largely in response to his election as Preident in November 1860.
The election of Lincoln caused the southern states to hold their own independent election. This was done in opposition of Abraham Lincoln being the president of the United States.
President Donald Trump was rejected from the FBI before becoming president.
Jimmy Carter defeated Gerald Ford in the 1976 election.