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The 2026 midterm elections and their potential impact on the impeachment process.
President Trump faces renewed calls for impeachment in 2026, driven by recent actions that some Democrats call impeachable and by the reintroduction of articles in the House, but as of early 2026 no s...
Indivisible’s 2026 priorities center on defending and restoring democratic processes — protecting elections from “election deniers,” running the largest-ever Democratic primary program to nominate pro...
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...
If the voted to in 2026 the constitutional mechanics are straightforward: the House adopts articles of impeachment by a simple majority, the articles are transmitted to the , and the Senate holds a tr...
Yes — there is a real, non‑zero chance President Trump could be impeached in 2026: several House members have introduced formal articles of impeachment and activist campaigns are pressing for action, ...
Control of the House after the 2026 midterms would be the single most consequential factor shaping whether Democrats could launch a new impeachment inquiry against President Trump, because only a Hous...
Several formal impeachment resolutions against President Donald J. Trump are filed in the current House — including H.Res.353, H.Res.537 and H.Res.939 — and members of Congress and the president himse...
Public views in 2025 of President Trump’s handling of the economy skewed negative across national polls, but the intensity and direction of that judgment varied sharply by party, age and income: major...
White supremacist and far‑right extremist networks publicly greeted President Trump’s 2025–2026 pardons and policy rollouts as a major victory and a signal of elite tolerance, with analysts warning th...