2. Jimmy Carter
3. Gerald Ford
4. Herbert Hoover
6. Benjamin Harrison
7.Grover Cleveland
8. Martin Van Buren
10. John Adams
Presidents Tyler, Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, Arthur and Ford were not elected as president .
Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, Hayes, Coolidge,Truman and Lyndon Johnson did not run for a second term.
John Adams, John Q. Adams, Van Buren, B. Harrison, Taft, Theodore Roosevelt, Hoover, Carter and George H. W. Bush ran for re-election and lost.
W. H. Harrison, Taylor, Garfield, Harding and Kennedy died in their first term and so could not try for re-election.
1801 John Adams
1828 John Quincy Adams
1840 Martin Van Buren
1888 Grover Cleveland
1892 Benjamin Harrison
1912 William H Taft
1932 Herbert Hoover
1976 Gerald Ford
1980 Jimmy Carter
1992 George H.W. Bush
Ronald Reagan
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George Washington was the first President of the United States, taking office in April of 1789. William McKinley was elected to a 2nd term in 1900 as the 25th President.
vary's on if they if they where alected twice and if they where impeached
A term is 4 years if they're re-elected they get another four years. Presidents in the U.S. have a 2 term limit
38 of the 43 US Presidents were elected to the position; the other five (Tyler, Fillmore, A. Johnson, Arthur and Ford ) moved up to fill a vacancy after the president died or resigned and were never actuallly elected to be President. (Four others first took the office by moving up from vice-president, but were then elected to a term of their own.)
US presidents are elected every four years, in years divisible by 4. Election day is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
The only member of a father and son combination to be elected twice was the son, George W. Bush. The father, George H.W. Bush as well as both Adamses were one-term presidents.
Not sure what you mean. The US president is elected on one day.
All the US Presidents were elected to an initial four-year term. Maybe you're asking who was elected to four terms of office (won four Presidential elections): Franklin D. Roosevelt.
In voting booths around the US on election day.
He was highly respected and had been elected unanimously.
Certainly! There are many Vice-Presidents that have served as President, both because of the death of a president and because they were elected.