Who was the oldest President of the United States?

Answer 1

Ronald Wilson Reagan (1911-2004) was 69 years old when elected US President in 1980, and turned 70 less than a month after assuming office in 1981. He served two full terms, leaving office shortly before his 78th birthday. He was the oldest person elected to the Presidency in US history and the oldest to serve.

The oldest ex-president at death was Gerald Ford (1913-2006) who lived 93 years, 165 days which is 45 days longer than Ronald Reagan.

Answer 2

• On November 25th 2017, former President George H.W. Bush [b. June 12th 1924] became the oldest living or dead U.S. President at 93 years and 166 days.
• The second oldest living former President is Jimmy Carter [b. October 01st 1924] who is younger than Bush by only 111 days.
• The second oldest President was Gerald Ford [July 14th 1913 - December 26th 2006] was 93 years & 165 days old.

Answer 3

George Herbert Walker Bush (41st US President, served 1989-1993)

Both former Presidents George HW Bush and Jimmy Carter were born in 1924,

but Bush (b. June 12, 1924) is 3 months and 11 days older than Carter (b. October 1, 1924).

Answer 4

the Zimbabwean president Robert g Mugabe is the oldest at 86

Answer 5

Ronald Reagan was literally within days of turning 70 when he was inaugurated. He ws 69 years and 11 months when he was inaugurated.

Answer 6

As of 2011, the two eldest Presidents of the United States at age of death were Gerald Ford, who lived to 93 years 165 days, and Ronald Reagan, who lived to 93 years 120 days.

Answer 7

Ronald Reagan

Answer 8

Ronald Reagan was the oldest President.

Answer 9

Reagan was the oldest to take office.

Answer 10

Joe Biden.