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In December 2025 multiple Democratic members of the House introduced and advanced articles of impeachment against President Donald J. Trump alleging abuse of power, incitement of violence, threats aga...
There is active movement to in 2026—multiple members of have introduced articles and at least some resolutions have been advanced—but as of the available reporting no full, serious impeachment trial h...
No — the claim that "" is incorrect as stated; the roll call records and contemporary reporting show ten voted to impeach Trump during the second impeachment in January 2021, while the number 47 appea...
As of the documents and reporting in the provided sources, the U.S. House has multiple resolutions filed in 2025 that would impeach President Donald J. Trump — including H.Res.353 and H.Res.537 — but ...
Congress has again moved to : multiple House resolutions were filed in 2025 and 2026 and held floor votes that advanced or tabled impeachment measures, including a December 11, 2025 roll call where 14...
Two different votes are required at different stages: a simple majority in the U.S. House of Representatives is needed to adopt articles of impeachment (218 of 435 if all seats vote), and a two‑thirds...
The House voted on a motion to table H.Res.537 (Impeaching Donald J. Trump) on June 24, 2025; the official roll shows the motion to table passed 344–79 (yea–nay) and thus the impeachment resolution wa...
The most recent high-profile House actions on impeaching President Donald Trump in 2025 were votes to “table” (kill) impeachment resolutions that Rep. Al Green and others forced to the floor; on Dec. ...
Twenty-three House Democrats voted to table (kill) Rep. Al Green’s December 11, 2025, impeachment resolution against President Trump; another 47 Democrats voted “present,” and the motion to table pass...
The House voted to table Rep. Al Green’s December effort to impeach President Donald J. Trump; official tallies show the motion to table passed by wide margins (e.g., 344–79 on the Clerk roll) and alt...
The House on June 24, 2025 voted 344–79 to table (kill) an impeachment resolution against President Trump introduced as H.Res.537, meaning the chamber avoided an immediate up-or-down impeachment vote;...
A recent floor effort by Rep. Al Green to impeach President Trump was tabled 237–140 after 23 House Democrats voted to kill the motion outright, 47 Democrats voted “present,” and the larger Democratic...
Two sitting House Democrats — Rep. Shri Thanedar (D‑Mich.) and Rep. Al Green (D‑Tex.) — have formally introduced articles of impeachment against President Donald J. Trump during 2025–2026: Thanedar fi...
No — there is no evidence in the available reporting that a federal judge "put in papers to Congress to impeach Trump"; impeachment articles and resolutions in the House have been introduced by member...
If the House of Representatives votes to impeach President Trump again, the House would adopt articles of impeachment that would be transmitted to the Senate for trial; conviction requires a two‑third...
As of the available reporting, the House has not completed a successful third impeachment of Donald J. Trump, but multiple members — notably Rep. Al Green and others — have filed or pushed articles/re...
As of the available reporting, Donald Trump has not been impeached a third time; the record shows House measures introduced in 2025 (for example H.Res.353 and H.Res.537) and multiple articles filed by...
There is an active, multi-pronged movement pushing to in 2026: it combines newly filed House resolutions, organized advocacy campaigns and petitions, and heightened public calls from progressive Democ...
If the House impeaches and the Senate fails to convict, the impeached official remains in office and is not removed; impeachment by the House is analogous to an indictment, while conviction and remova...
Donald Trump faces a growing, organized push for impeachment in the 119th Congress — multiple resolutions have been filed and a bloc of representatives has advanced articles — but as of early January ...