Number of Vetoes by U$.$S$.$ Presidents, $1933-2009$

$\backslash$table$[[$Name$,\backslash$table$[[$Total Number$],[$of Vetoes$]],\backslash$table$[[$Terms of$],[$Orfice$]]],[$Franklin D$.$ Roosevelt,$635,4],[$Harry S$.$ Truman,$250,2],[$Daight D$.$ Eisenhower,$181,2],[$John F$.$ Kennedy,$21,1],[$Lyndon B$.$ Johnson,$30,2],[$Ruchard M$.$ Nuron,$43,2],[$Gerald R$.$ Ford,$65,1],[$James E$.$ Carter,$31,1],[$Ronald W$.$ Reagan,$78,2],[$George H$.$W$.$ Bush,$44,1],[$Willam J$.$ Clinton,$37,2],[$George W$.$ Bush,$12,2]]$

Which statement expresses the relationship shown in the chart?

Over time, the number of vetoes used by presidents serving more than one term have generally declined.

Over time, the public has demanded that presidents use the veto power less.

Presidents gained higher approval ratings by using fewer vetoes than the president who came immediately before.

Presidents tend to use fewer vetoes when seeking reelection.