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The process of impeachment as outlined in the United States Constitution.
The Senate did convene twice to on articles of impeachment brought by , most recently in February 2021, but neither Senate proceeding accused him of the constitutional crime of treason; the second tri...
Donald Trump has not been removed from office through impeachment because impeachment is a political process that requires specific congressional math and sustained will to pass articles in the House ...
When the votes to send articles of impeachment, the next steps are largely procedural: the articles are transmitted to the , which then organizes itself as a “High Court of Impeachment,” sets the date...
There is an active, concrete discussion in about : multiple members have introduced formal articles and resolutions in the 119th Congress and at least one set of articles has been advanced to a floor ...
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...
is the central gatekeeper in modern House s: it receives referrals or resolutions, conducts or reviews (sometimes drawing on other committees’ work), holds hearings and a markup to draft and vote on a...
-filings"> impeachment push in 2025 advanced multiple resolutions and articles that were shaped less by isolated, reported amendment votes than by broader procedural choices about scope and evidentiar...
The Constitution creates a two-step removal process: brings charges by approving articles of by a simple majority, and tries those charges and may remove the official by a two‑thirds vote . Practice f...
and approved a resolution or articles of , follows a predictable —House majority vote, transmission of articles and managers to the Senate, Senate receipt and adoption of , then the trial itself—but t...
A full House impeachment vote is triggered when the House adopts an impeachment resolution or articles of impeachment by a simple majority; how and when that question reaches the floor is governed by ...