The 38 members of the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee met during 1974 and eventually voted to submit 3 articles of impeachment to the full House.
Nixon resigned before the House considered the impeachment articles.
Democrats (21)
- Peter Rodino (D-New Jersey) – Chairman
- Harold D. Donohue (D-Massachusetts)
- Jack Brooks (D-Texas)
- Robert W. Kastenmeier (D-Wisconsin)
- Don Edwards (D-California)
- William L. Hungate (D-Missouri)
- John Conyers (D-Michigan)
- Joshua Eilberg (D-Pennsylvania)
- Jerome R. Waldie (D-California)
- Walter Flowers (D-Alabama)
- James Mann (D-South Carolina)
- Paul S. Sarbanes (D-Maryland)
- John F. Seiberling (D-Ohio)
- George E. Danielson (D-California)
- Robert F. Drinan (D-Massachusetts)
- Charles S. Rangel (D-New York)
- Barbara Jordan (D-Texas)
- Ray Thornton (D-Arkansas)
- Elizabeth Holtzman (D-New York)
- Wayne Owens (D-Utah)
- Edward Mezvinsky (D-Iowa)
Republicans (17)
- Edward Hutchinson (R-Michigan)
- Robert McClory (R-Illinois)
- Henry P. Smith III (R-New York)
- Charles W. Sandman Jr. (R-New Jersey)
- Tom Railsback (R-Illinois)
- Charles E. Wiggins (R-California)
- David Dennis (R-Indiana)
- Hamilton “Ham” Fish Jr. (R-New York)
- Wiley Mayne (R-Iowa)
- Lawrence J. Hogan (R-Maryland)
- M. Caldwell Butler (R-Virginia)
- Delbert L. Latta (R-Ohio)
- William S. Cohen (R-Maine)
- Trent Lott (R-Mississippi)
- Harold V. Froehlich (R-Wisconsin)
- Carlos J. Moorhead (R-California)
- Joseph J. Maraziti (R-New Jersey)