How is this the 59th Inauguration?

[underpants]

Help me here. Yes I looked it up but I can’t find anything.

[luvs2sing]

1. Some presidents served two terms?

[GemDigger]

4. That is exactly what it is.

[Rowdyag]

5. And one served 4 😊

[Wounded Bear]

8. One served three plus a couple of months...

[underpants]

10. 13 haven't?

Between one termers and deaths I guess.

[Aristus]

12. Those ascending to the office due to the President's death are sworn in, but not inaugurated.

Unless they are elected to a term of their own later.

[Rorey]

2. reelections? nt

[bamagal62]

3. Many presidents served more than one term?

[NoSheep]

6. maybe I have it...

doesn't the number account for multiple terms for the same president

[FDR4President]

7. 59th

Because the number of the President (IE 46th) changes only with a new person, the inauguration is every 4 years

[Glorfindel]

9. FDR had four inaugurations

Several presidents had two.

[getagrip_already]

11. tre may have been some who skipped a formal "inauguration".....

If you are merely sworn in, is that an inauguration technically?

Also, when was the first one? Did washington have one?

Just musing. I don't know the answers.....

[gab13by13]

13. Actually Biden is the 45th, correct?

Grover Cleveland served 2 terms not consecutive.

[MicaelS]

14. Cleveland is considered 22nd and 24th.

So no, Biden is 46.

[Dagstead Bumwood]

15. All Presidents-Elect were give the opportunity

to be beat-in or sexed-in, but they all went with an Inauguration for some reason.