Since you did not bother to specify which office, I can say that I did.
no
No president severed more than 2 terms. Franklin D. Roosevelt served more than 2 terms, though.
The 22nd amendment
they cant they can only run 2 times so 8 years per term
Theodore Roosevelt served slightly less than two terms in office. He served the remainder of assassinated William McKinley's term, and then was elected on his own and served 1905-1909.but Franklin d. roosevelt did
The United States President can serve no more than 2 terms consecutive or interval, for a total of 8 years.
The President's term of office is 4 years. A person may be President for no more than 2 terms.
The Only president that had more than one term was Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was voted for four terms, but he died in the beginning of the fourth.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
The 22nd amendment limits the presidential term of which they serve. The 22nd amendment was passed by congress on March 21st, 1947; and was ratified on February 27th, 1951. The 22nd amendment states that no person can be elected into office for presidency for more than 2 terms.
Franklin Roosevelt was the first president to rule hold the presidents office for more than 2 terms; this was a tradition among American presidents but after his reign it was made into a law
yes, you can run for 5 terms and 2 more terms for secretary of state