How many U S presidents have been impeached?

Answer 1

None. Members of Congress (Senators and Representatives) can't be impeached. They can be expelled by their own house, but only if they commit a very serious offense (like treason or accepting bribes) and two-thirds of the Senate (or House) votes for expulsion.

Answer 2

Willliam Blount, a Democratic-Republican Senator from Tennessee, was impeached by the House of Representatives in 1798. The Senate, however, dismissed the charges for lack of jurisdiction. The Senate did expel him for treason. Since then, no member of congress has been impeached, with congress relying on its internal expulsion process instead. The question of whether or not a member of congress is "A Civil Officer of the United States", and thus subject to possible impeachment under the US Constitution, has not been settled.

Answer 3

Two president's have been impeached. Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton were impeached by the House of Representative and acquitted by the Senate.

President Richard Nixon resigned before he could be impeached.

Answer 4

Two. Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1996. Both were acquitted.

Answer 5

1 and it was bill Clinton

Answer 6

Two, Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton

Answer 7

6