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In a significant moment in American history, Franklin D. Roosevelt ran for a fourth term in 1944, unprecedented for any president. This decision divided public opinion; some saw it as essential for wartime stability, while others feared it set a dangerous precedent for unlimited presidential terms. Despite health issues, Roosevelt's experience was deemed vital, and the Democratic Party united behind him, ultimately leading him to victory.

However, he served only a few months of his fourth term before his death in April 1945. This led to the 22nd Amendment, which limited presidents to two terms, forever changing American politics and making Roosevelt the first and last president to serve more than eight years.