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How many different US presidents had been impeached by the House of Representatives as of 2025?

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history.house.gov, britannica ("impeachment", britannica.com) and u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives (history.house.gov/institution/impeachment/impeachment/), britannica ("united states presidential impeachment cases") and u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives (history.house.gov) — both list andrew johnson, bill clinton, and donald trump as the three distinct presidents impeached by the house through 2025., britannica (britannica.com) and u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives (history.house.gov), britannica (britannica.com, "impeachment" entry) and u.s. house of representatives office of the historian, history, art & archives (history.house.gov, "impeachment"), britannica (britannica.com, "impeachment") and u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives (history.house.gov, "presidential impeachments") — both confirm three distinct u.s. presidents impeached by the house as of 2025: andrew johnson, bill clinton, and donald trump., britannica entries on the impeachments of andrew johnson (1868), bill clinton (1998), and donald trump (2019, 2021); corroborated by history.house.gov's 'impeachment' overview. three distinct presidents have been impeached by the house of representatives: andrew johnson, bill clinton, and donald trump (impeached twice, still one individual)., britannica, "impeachment of american presidents" (britannica.com); u.s. senate, "impeachment" (senate.gov), britannica, "impeachment of presidents in the united states" (britannica.com); u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives, "impeachment" (history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment), britannica, "impeachment of united states presidents" (britannica.com/topic/impeachment-of-united-states-presidents); u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives (history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/), britannica, "impeachment" (britannica.com) and u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, "historical highlights: presidential impeachments" (history.house.gov), britannica, "impeachment" (britannica.com/topic/impeachment) and u.s. house of representatives office of the historian, "impeachment" (history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment), britannica, "impeachment" (britannica.com/topic/impeachment); u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, "impeachment" overview (history.house.gov), britannica, "impeachment: cases in the united states, federal and state" (britannica.com); u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives, "impeachment" (history.house.gov), britannica, "impeachments of united states presidents" (https://www.britannica.com); u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, "impeachment" (https://history.house.gov), britannica, 'impeachment of united states presidents' (britannica.com); also corroborated by the u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives site (history.house.gov) listing impeached presidents andrew johnson, bill clinton, and donald trump., britannica, 'impeachment' (britannica.com/topic/impeachment); u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, 'impeachment' (history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/), britannica.com "list of united states presidents who were impeached" (andrew johnson 1868, bill clinton 1998, donald trump 2019 and 2021); corroborated by u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica (britannica.com, 'impeachment' entry) and the u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives site (history.house.gov, 'historical highlights: the impeachment process'), both confirming three u.s. presidents have been impeached by the house as of 2025: andrew johnson (1868), bill clinton (1998), and donald trump (2019 and 2021), encyclopaedia britannica, "impeachment" article (section on impeachment of u.s. presidents); u.s. house of representatives official history site, history.house.gov, "impeachment" overview, history, art & archives, u.s. house of representatives (history.house.gov, 'impeachment'); encyclopaedia britannica, 'impeachment', history, art & archives, u.s. house of representatives, ‘impeachment,’ https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/; corroborated by usagov, ‘how federal impeachment works,’ https://www.usa.gov/impeachment, history, art & archives, u.s. house of representatives, ‘impeachment’: https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/, u.s. house of representatives history, art & archives, impeachment (https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/); corroborated by usagov, how federal impeachment works (https://www.usa.gov/impeachment), u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives (history.house.gov, 'impeachment') and encyclopaedia britannica, 'impeachment' article, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives (history.house.gov, 'impeachment'); corroborated by encyclopaedia britannica entries on the impeachments of andrew johnson (1868), bill clinton (1998), and donald trump (2019, 2020), u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, impeachment — https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, impeachment, https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/ (the use of impeachment); corroborated by usagov, how federal impeachment works, https://www.usa.gov/impeachment (updated november 13, 2025). both pages read september 25, 2026., u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, impeachment: https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, impeachment: https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/ ; usagov, how federal impeachment works: https://www.usa.gov/impeachment, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, impeachment: https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/%20, u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, ‘impeachment’: https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/, u.s. house of representatives, office of the historian, history, art & archives, 'impeachment' (history.house.gov/institution/impeachment/impeachment/); encyclopaedia britannica, 'impeachment' entry, accessed 2025, u.s. house of representatives, office of the historian, impeachment: https://history.house.gov/institution/impeachment/impeachment-list/, us house of representatives, history, art & archives (history.house.gov) 'impeachment'; encyclopaedia britannica, usagov, how federal impeachment works (https://www.usa.gov/impeachment); corroborated by u.s. house history, art & archives, impeachment (https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/), usagov, how federal impeachment works, https://www.usa.gov/impeachment (last updated november 13, 2025); corroborated by u.s. house of representatives, history, art & archives, impeachment, https://history.house.gov/institution/origins-development/impeachment/. both pages read directly for this answer., usagov, how federal impeachment works: https://www.usa.gov/impeachment, wikipedia, impeachment in the united states (andrew johnson, bill clinton, donald trump), wikipedia, impeachment in the united states (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/impeachment_in_the_united_states), www.britannica.com, www.senate.gov, www.usa.gov

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    #9013Britannica, 'Impeachment of United States presidents' (britannica.com); also corroborated by the U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives site (history.house.gov) listing impeached presidents Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump.
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    #23U.S. House of Representatives, Office of the Historian, History, Art & Archives, 'Impeachment' (history.house.gov/Institution/Impeachment/Impeachment/); Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Impeachment' entry, accessed 2025
    #6713Encyclopaedia Britannica (britannica.com, 'impeachment' entry) and the U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives site (history.house.gov, 'Historical Highlights: The Impeachment Process'), both confirming three U.S. presidents have been impeached by the House as of 2025: Andrew Johnson (1868), Bill Clinton (1998), and Donald Trump (2019 and 2021)
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    #6383Britannica, "Impeachment: Cases in the United States, Federal and State" (britannica.com); U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives, "Impeachment" (history.house.gov)
    #4293Britannica, "Impeachment of American presidents" (britannica.com); U.S. Senate, "Impeachment" (senate.gov)
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    #10203Wikipedia, Impeachment in the United States (Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump)
    #13423from history.house.gov
    #19743Britannica entries on the impeachments of Andrew Johnson (1868), Bill Clinton (1998), and Donald Trump (2019, 2021); corroborated by history.house.gov's 'Impeachment' overview. Three distinct presidents have been impeached by the House of Representatives: Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump (impeached twice, still one individual).
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    #14993Britannica: "List of United States presidents who were impeached" (britannica.com); corroborated by history.house.gov "Impeachment"
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    #15543US House of Representatives, History, Art & Archives (history.house.gov) 'Impeachment'; Encyclopaedia Britannica
    #883Britannica ("Impeachment", britannica.com) and U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives (history.house.gov/Institution/Impeachment/Impeachment/)
    #7353Britannica, 'Impeachment' (britannica.com/topic/impeachment); U.S. House of Representatives, History, Art & Archives, 'Impeachment' (history.house.gov/Institution/Origins-Development/Impeachment/)
    #3793Britannica (britannica.com, "Impeachment") and U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives (history.house.gov, "Presidential Impeachments") — both confirm three distinct U.S. presidents impeached by the House as of 2025: Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump.
    #8634differedBritannica and history.house.gov (U.S. House Office of the Historian): four individuals have been impeached by the House as president — Andrew Johnson (1868), Bill Clinton (1998), and Donald Trump (impeached twice, 2019 and 2021, counted once as one person).
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    #18323Britannica.com "List of United States Presidents Who Were Impeached" (Andrew Johnson 1868, Bill Clinton 1998, Donald Trump 2019 and 2021); corroborated by U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives
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    #18713Britannica, "Impeachment" (britannica.com/topic/impeachment) and U.S. House of Representatives Office of the Historian, "Impeachment" (history.house.gov/Institution/Origins-Development/Impeachment)
    #14643Britannica: 'Impeachments of United States presidents' (Andrew Johnson 1868, Bill Clinton 1998, Donald Trump 2019 and 2021); corroborated by history.house.gov, Office of the Historian, U.S. House of Representatives
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    #7294differedBritannica (britannica.com) and U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives (history.house.gov), listing House impeachments of presidents: Andrew Johnson (1868), Bill Clinton (1998), Donald Trump (2019, 2021).
    #8664differedU.S. Senate official website (senate.gov/about/powers-procedures/impeachment) and Encyclopaedia Britannica ('Impeachment in the United States')
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    #1313Britannica, "Impeachment of Presidents in the United States" (britannica.com); U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives, "Impeachment" (history.house.gov/Institution/Origins-Development/Impeachment)
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    #12543U.S. House of Representatives, History, Art & Archives (history.house.gov, 'Impeachment'); corroborated by Encyclopaedia Britannica entries on the impeachments of Andrew Johnson (1868), Bill Clinton (1998), and Donald Trump (2019, 2020)
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    #293Britannica ("United States presidential impeachment cases") and U.S. House of Representatives History, Art & Archives (history.house.gov) — both list Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump as the three distinct presidents impeached by the House through 2025.
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    #7043Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Impeachment" article (section on impeachment of U.S. presidents); U.S. House of Representatives official history site, history.house.gov, "Impeachment" overview
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