John Howard lost his seat because his policies were not supported by enough people. Howard had to be a tough leader, and his economic and trade policies built Australia up into a country stable enough to weather the worldwide economic crisis - for which the current PM, Kevin Rudd, had been able to take the credit. In order to do so, "belt-tightening" was necessary, and people with a short-term vision could not see the advantages to Howard's policies.
John Howard lost the Federal Election held on 24 November 2007.
Stanley Bruce lost the seat of Flinders in 1929. John Howard lost his seat of Bennelong at the 2007 election.
Calling an ElectionJohn Howard is obligated by law to call an election at least once every 3 years. In the 2007 election, he left it until almost the end of the available time.
John Howard, but we got rid of him in the last election in 2007.
No he just became prime minister from the election
Australian Prime Minister John Howard and the Liberal Party lost to Kevin Rudd and the Australian Labor Party in 2007.
As president John Kennedy won the 1960 election, and was assassinated during his first term in office the question of Kennedy loosing an election does not rise.
William Howard Taft/James S.Sherman William Jennings Bryan/John W.Kern
he married Alison Janette Howard
Yes, he lost in 1960 against John F. Kennedy.
The last Australian Federal election was in November 2007, which saw the ousting of the Australian Liberal Party headed by John Howard, and the welcome return of the Australian Labour Party, led by Kevin Rudd.
After serving as Prime Minister of Australia since 1996, John Howard lost his seat of Bennelong at the 2007 election.