george h.w. bush was the last president who only served one term.
george h.w. bush was the last president who only served one term.
who was the last president who only served one term?
george h.w. bush
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from 1880 to 1924, a resident of indiana was included in all but one presidential election. indiana representative william hayden english was nominated for vice president and ran with winfield scott hancock in the 1880 election. former indiana governor thomas a. hendricks was elected vice president of the united states in 1884. he served until his death on november 25, 1885, under president grover cleveland. in 1888, former senator from indiana benjamin harrison was elected president of the united states and served one term. he remains the only u.s. president from indiana. indiana senator charles w. fairbanks was elected vice president in 1904, serving under president theodore roosevelt until 1909. fairbanks made another run for vice president with charles evans hughes in 1916, but they both lost to woodrow wilson and former indiana governor thomas r. marshall, who served as vice president from 1913 until 1921. not until 1988 did another presidential election involve a native of indiana, when senator dan quayle was elected vice president and served one term with george h. w. bush. governor mike pence was elected vice president in 2016, to serve with donald trump.
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