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12 Presidents (J Adams, JQ Adams, Van Buren, Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, Hayes, B Harrison, Taft, Hoover, Carter and GHW Bush) each served one term.

10 Presidents (WH Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Fillmore, A Johnson, Garfield, Arthur, Harding, Kennedy and Ford) each served part of a term.

12 Presidents (Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Grant, Cleveland, Wilson, Eisenhower, Reagan, Clinton and Bush) each served two complete terms. Cleveland is the only one of these whose terms were not consecutive.

7 Presidents (Lincoln, McKinley, T Roosevelt, Coolidge, Truman, LB Johnson and Nixon) served one complete term and (either before or after) part of another.

1 President (FD Roosevelt) served three complete terms and part of a fourth.

The current President, Obama, is partway through his first term as of Feb 2011.

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The following served more than three terms but less than four terms:

  1. F. D. Roosevelt

The following served two full terms:
  1. Washington
  2. Jefferson
  3. Madison
  4. Monroe
  5. Jackson
  6. Grant
  7. Cleveland
  8. Wilson
  9. Eisenhower
  10. Reagan
  11. Clinton
  12. G. W. Bush
  13. Obama

The following served more than one term but less than two terms:
  1. Lincoln
  2. McKinley
  3. T. Roosevelt
  4. Coolidge
  5. Truman
  6. L. B. Johnson
  7. Nixon

The following served one full term:
  1. J. Adams
  2. J. Q. Adams
  3. Van Buren
  4. Polk
  5. Pierce
  6. Buchanan
  7. Hayes
  8. B. Harrison
  9. Taft
  10. Hoover
  11. Carter
  12. G. H. W. Bush

The following served less than one term (so far):
  1. W. H. Harrison
  2. Tyler
  3. Taylor
  4. Fillmore
  5. A. Johnson
  6. Garfield
  7. Arthur
  8. Harding
  9. Kennedy
  10. Ford
  11. Trump
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