Impeachment in the United States

Table columns:
#
Date of Impeachment
Accused
Office
Accusation(s)
Result[Note 1]
References

Table rows:
cells: 1
July 7, 1797
William Blount
United States Senator (Tennessee)
Conspiring to assist Britain in capturing Spanish territory
Senate refused to accept impeachment of a Senator by the House of Representatives, instead expelling him from the Senate on their own authority[8][Note 2]
[9]
cells: 2
March 2, 1803
John Pickering
Judge (District of New Hampshire)
Drunkenness and unlawful rulings
Removed on March 12, 1804[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 3
March 12, 1804
Samuel Chase
Associate Justice (Supreme Court of the United States)
Political bias and arbitrary rulings, promoting a partisan political agenda on the bench [11]
Acquitted on March 1, 1805
[8][10]
cells: 4
April 24, 1830
James H. Peck
Judge (District of Missouri)
Abuse of power[12]
Acquitted on January 31, 1831[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 5
May 6, 1862
West Hughes Humphreys
Judge (Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Tennessee)
Supporting the Confederacy
Removed and disqualified on June 26, 1862[9][8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 6
February 24, 1868
Andrew Johnson
President of the United States
Violating the Tenure of Office Act
Acquitted on May 26, 1868[8]
[9]
cells: 7
February 28, 1873
Mark W. Delahay
Judge (District of Kansas)
Drunkenness
Resigned on December 12, 1873[10][13]
[10][13]
cells: 8
March 2, 1876
William W. Belknap
United States Secretary of War
Graft/corruption
Acquitted after his resignation on August 1, 1876.[8]
[9]
cells: 9
December 13, 1904
Charles Swayne
Judge (Northern District of Florida)
Failure to live in his district, abuse of power[14]
Acquitted on February 27, 1905[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 10
July 11, 1912
Robert Wodrow Archbald
Associate Justice (United States Commerce Court) Judge (Third Circuit Court of Appeals)
Improper acceptance of gifts from litigants and attorneys
Removed and disqualified on January 13, 1913[9][8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 11
April 1, 1926
George W. English
Judge (Eastern District of Illinois)
Abuse of power
Resigned on November 4, 1926,[9][8] proceedings dismissed on December 13, 1926[9][10]
[9][10]
cells: 12
February 24, 1933
Harold Louderback
Judge (Northern District of California)
Corruption
Acquitted on May 24, 1933[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 13
March 2, 1936
Halsted L. Ritter
Judge (Southern District of Florida)
Champerty/corruption, tax evasion, practicing law while a judge
Removed on April 17, 1936[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 14
July 22, 1986
Harry E. Claiborne
Judge (District of Nevada)
Tax evasion
Removed on October 9, 1986[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 15
August 3, 1988
Alcee Hastings
Judge (Southern District of Florida)
Accepting a bribe, and committing perjury during the resulting investigation
Removed on October 20, 1989[8][10]
[9][10]
cells: 16
May 10, 1989
Walter Nixon
Chief Judge (Southern District of Mississippi)
Perjury
Removed on November 3, 1989[8][10][Note 3]
[9][10]
cells: 17
December 19, 1998
Bill Clinton
President of the United States
Perjury and obstruction of justice
Acquitted on February 12, 1999[8]
[9]
cells: 18
June 19, 2009
Samuel B. Kent
Judge (Southern District of Texas)
Sexual assault, and obstruction of justice during the resulting investigation
Resigned on June 30, 2009,[10][15] proceedings dismissed on July 22, 2009[8][10][16]
[10][17]
cells: 19
March 11, 2010
Thomas Porteous
Judge (Eastern District of Louisiana)
Making false financial disclosures
Removed and disqualified on December 8, 2010[8][10][18]
[10][19]

Questions about this table:
originalText: which presidents of the united states were impeached
answer: answerTexts: Andrew Johnson
Bill Clinton