Who Has Run for President the Most Times?

Born in 1907, Harold Stassen, the youngest governor of Minnesota, entered national politics at an early age.

Notable for his surprise 1948 bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Stassen became a perennial candidate.

Running for president nine times from 1952 to 1992, his political pursuits showcased resilience and commitment.

Beyond politics, Stassen played a vital role in shaping the United Nations Charter and led the University of Pennsylvania.

Though never securing the nomination, Stassen's enduring legacy lies in his unwavering dedication to public service and democratic ideals.