When Donald Trump first won the 2016 election at 70 years old, he became the oldest person to be elected U.S. president — and the first to be in his 70s at the start of his term. Joe Biden surpassed that record four years later, when he won the 2020 race ...

Technically, Trump has another (albeit far-fetched) option if he wants to get around the 22nd Amendment and serve a third term - he could go on a joint ticket as vice president, then take over from the successful running mate after they are elected, should they die, resign or be impeached and removed from office.