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    Which president served in the US Senate after being president?

    Question #27203. Asked by RND. (Jan 26 03 8:00 PM)


    Tim

    		Andrew Johnson, president from 1865 to 1869, was elected to the US Senate from Tennessee in 1875.

    Jan 27 03, 4:05 AM

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