If an incumbent president is seeking to run again, who will his party likely nominate?

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6 December, 07:03

If an incumbent president is seeking to run again, who will his party likely nominate?

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The party will most likely, unless something really major happened, nominate the President as the their candidate. The president in the U. S. as stated in the 22 Amendment can't be in office longer then two terms, each lasting four years. This is based on the precedent made by George Washington, who himself served two terms.