Item nonresponse in surveys occurs when some, but not all, variables are missing. Unadjusted estimators tend to exhibit some bias, called the nonresponse bias, if the respondents differ from the nonrespondents with respect to the study variables. In this paper, we focus on item nonre- sponse, which is usually treated by some form of single imputation. We examine the properties of doubly robust imputation procedures, which are those that lead to an estimator that remains consistent if either the outcome variable or the nonresponse mechanism are adequately modeled. We establish the double robustness property of the imputed estimator of the finite population distribution function under random hot-deck impu- tation within classes. We also discuss the links between our approach and that of Chambers and Dunstan (1986). The results of a simulation study support our findings.