Franklin Roosevelt ran for (and won) a third term in 1940. He ran for (and won) a fourth term in 1944. Several years later, the Constitution was amended to effectively prohibit serving more than two terms.
There is no such amendment. A president is allowed to serve for a second term. The last two presidents, Bush and Obama, both served for two terms. The 22nd amendment prohibits a third term.
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Rutherford B. Hayes was the 19th president, served his term 1877-1881 with William A. Wheeler as his vice president.
john Adams only served one term as president
Zachary Taylor served 1 term
He won the election in 1940, and served his third term from 1941 to 1945.
George Washington served two terms and then declined a third.
Yes, he served two full terms plus a third term plus about three month of a fourth term.
Franklin Roosevelt was the only president to serve or run for more than 2 terms. He died before he completed his fourth term. George Washington probably could have served for as many terms as he wished, but he refused to serve a third term and that set a precedent which everybody honored until FDR broke it. Now there is a constitutional amendment that disallows a third term.
Thomas Jefferson , who served from 1801 to 1809, was the third US president.
No- not unless the Constitution is amended to allow a third term. At the present, a US president can be elected at most two times. (Of course, Franklin Roosevelt served three terms back when it was legal to do so.)
Reportedly, President US Grant toyed with the idea of running for a third term as president. Very few of his Republican colleagues supported this idea. There had been too many scandals in the eight years Grant had served as president.
The most terms served by a United States president was three. Although Roosevelt died near the beginning of his third term, he was elected three times.
Aaron Burr was never President. He was the third U.S. Vice President, during Thomas Jefferson's first term.
Jimmy Carter fits that description.
No president has served a term that was split. Grover Cleveland, served two separate terms, which were split by four years served by another president, Benjamin Harrison..
John Quincy Adams served one term as President then was elected to the House of Representatives in 1830. Andrew Johnson served as President, survived his impeachment and then served in the Senate beginning in 1874.