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So far, 9 presidents of the United States have been named Kapalpora. This time, Republican leader Donald Trump has been added to his list. None of these 10 could run for a second term as president of the United States. But the long tradition in American politics is that the same person will be president twice in a row. But the American people threw out 10 people after the first term. Among them, Donald Trump can consider himself the most unfortunate victim. Because Trump is the only president in nearly three decades who has had to savor such a bitter experience.
Those who have lost so far are re-elected as incumbent president.
George Bush
Republican President George Mr. Bush lost in 1992 to influential Democratic leader Bill Clinton. Bush also acknowledged defeat after the announcement of the election results. Then he said: the people have given their verdict, I have accepted it. Bush died in 2016.
Jimmy Carter
In 1970, Republican candidate Ronald Reagan defeated Democratic Party Chairman Jimmy Carter. At the time, US tensions with Iran were at an all-time high. Americans chose former actor Reagan as their leader, excluding veterans like Carter.
Gerald ford
Gerald Ford was the only president of the United States who was not directly elected. Ford became vice president after Richard Nixon resigned over the Watergate scandal. After defeating Ford in the 1986 election, Jimmy Carter became chairman of the Democratic Party. He also could not be re-elected later.
Herbert hoover
Republican President Herbert Hoover is on the list of presidents defeated in the second round. America was in the Great Depression of the 1930s. Hoover failed to get the economy back. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the star candidate of the Democratic Party, easily lost to Hoover in the 1932 presidential election.
William Taft
The 1912 election was lost to the previous Republican candidate, William Howard Taft. Theodore Roosevelt participated in this Progressive Party election. As a result, the vote was divided between Taft and Roosevelt. Another candidate, Woodrow Wilson, won easily.
Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison
Stephen Grover of the Democratic Party lost to Cleveland in his 18th re-election to Benjamin Harrison of the Republican Party. But in the next election, Cleveland won again. In the service he lost to Harrison.
Martin van Buuren
William Henry Harrison of the Wig Party came to power in 1840, defeating Martin van Buuren of the ruling Democratic Party. Henry Harrison won that election by an overwhelming majority. He obtained 240 electoral votes. And Van Buren got 70.
Janquinsy Adams
Adams, another member of the Adams family, could not be re-elected. In the 1842 election, Andrew Jackson received the most popular votes. But he did not get enough electoral votes to become president. As a result, the House of Representatives elected Janquins Adams as president. But four years later, Jackson easily lost to Adams.
John adams
John Adams was the first president of the United States who was not reelected. He is the first vice president of the country. Thomas Jefferson lost to Federalist candidate John Adam. Jefferson was the Republican-Democratic candidate.
Sources: Deutsche Welle and The New York Post.
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