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No. The Constitution makes no mention of Presidents having to live in the White House. In fact the White House and Washington D.D. for that matter did not even exist when the Constitution was adopted.

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All have, except George Washington, though for most of his second term Harry Truman lived across the street in Blair House while the White House was being rebuilt.

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Yes, for security reasons.

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yes they live in the white house

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