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FDR was in office for more than two terms. The 22nd Amendment limited presidents to two terms. FDR was in office before this was passed. Imposed by the 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951: The President is elected indirectly through the U.S. Electoral College to a four year term, with a limit of two terms

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Theodore Roosevelt ran for a third term under his Bull Moose party, but lost the election to Woodrow Wilson. Franklin Delano Roosevelt ran for 4 terms and won them all, but he died in office during his 4th term. After his death, Congress passed the 22nd Amendment which set a limit of 2 terms for the presidency.

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt served three terms plus three months as U.S. President. The most any other U.S. President served is two full four-year terms.

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