Conviction of a federal judge on an impeachment requires
A)two thirds vote of senators present
B)two thirds vote of the House
C)unanimous decision of the Supreme Court
D)two thirds vote of the Judiciary Committee
E)two thirds vote of the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association

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Article I, Section 3 of the Constitution states that an impeachment conviction of a federal judge requires a two-thirds vote of the senators present. According to the Constitution, conviction of a federal judge on an impeachment requires a two-thirds vote of the senators present. The House of Representatives impeaches, but the Senate conducts the trial and votes on conviction.

Conviction of a Federal Judge on an Impeachment Requires