Table
| Nominee | Year | Nominated by | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| William Paterson | 1793 | Washington | Withdrawn* |
| John Rutledge | 1795 | Washington | Rejected, 10-14 |
| Alexander Wolcott | 1811 | Madison | Rejected, 9-24 |
| John J. Crittenden | 1828 | J.Q. Adams | Postponed** |
| Roger B. Taney | 1835 | Jackson | Postponed* |
| John C. Spencer | 1844 | Tyler | Rejected, 21-26† |
| Reuben H. Walworth | 1844 | Tyler | Withdrawn**† |
| Edward King | 1845 | Tyler | Withdrawn**† |
| John M. Read | 1845 | Tyler | No Action |
| George W. Woodward | 1845 | Polk | Rejected, 20-29 |
| Edward A. Bradford | 1852 | Fillmore | No Action |
| George E. Badger | 1853 | Fillmore | Postponed*** |
| William C. Micou | 1853 | Fillmore | No Action |
| Jeremiah S. Black | 1861 | Buchanan | Rejected, 25-26 |
| Henry Stanberry | 1866 | A. Johnson | Nullified‡ |
| Ebenezer R. Hoar | 1869 | Grant | Rejected, 24-23 |
| George Henry Williams | 1873 | Grant | Postponed*** |
| Caleb Cushing | 1874 | Grant | Withdrawn |
| Thomas Stanley Matthews | 1881 | Hayes | No Action* |
| William B. Hornblower | 1893 | Cleveland | Rejected, 24-30 |
| Wheeler Hazard Peckham | 1894 | Cleveland | Rejected, 32-41 |
| John J. Parker | 1930 | Hoover | Rejected, 39-41 |
| Abe Fortas | 1968 | L.B. Johnson | Withdrawn†† |
| Homer Thornberry | 1968 | L.B. Johnson | Nullified†‡ |
| Clement Haynsworth | 1969 | Nixon | Rejected, 45-55 |
| G. Harrold Carswell | 1970 | Nixon | Rejected, 45-51 |
| Robert H. Bork | 1987 | Reagan | Rejected, 42-58 |
| Douglas H. Ginsburg | 1987 | Reagan | Withdrawn |
| Harriet Miers | 2005 | G.W. Bush | Withdrawn |
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