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    Which US presidents lost when they ran for a second or third time?

    Question #7670. Asked by Jamie.

    JSBach

    		Adams (1800) J.Q. Adams (1828) Van Buren (1840) Cleveland (1888) Harrison (1892) Taft and T. Roosevelt (1912) Hoover (1932) Ford (1976) Carter (1980) Bush (1992)

    Nov 09 00, 1:39 PM

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