Second impeachment of Donald Trump
The United States presents Case for second impeachment of former President Donald Trump
February 09, 2021 – The House of Representatives impeachment managers representing The United States of America presents cause of action on the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump for the insurrection January 6th, 2021
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How They Voted: 2nd Impeachment
| State | Senators of the 117th Congress | VOTE |
| AK | Murkowski, Lisa – (R) | GUILTY |
| AK | Sullivan, Dan – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| AL | Shelby, Richard C. – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| AL | Tuberville, Tommy – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| AR | Boozman, John – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| AR | Cotton, Tom – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| AZ | Kelly, Mark – (D) | GUILTY |
| AZ | Sinema, Kyrsten – (D) | GUILTY |
| CA | Feinstein, Dianne – (D) | GUILTY |
| CA | Padilla, Alex – (D) | GUILTY |
| CO | Bennet, Michael F. – (D) | GUILTY |
| CO | Hickenlooper, John W. – (D) | GUILTY |
| CT | Blumenthal, Richard – (D) | GUILTY |
| CT | Murphy, Christopher – (D) | GUILTY |
| DE | Carper, Thomas R. – (D) | GUILTY |
| DE | Coons, Christopher A. – (D) | GUILTY |
| FL | Rubio, Marco – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| FL | Scott, Rick – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| GA | Ossoff, Jon – (D) | GUILTY |
| GA | Warnock, Raphael G. – (D) | GUILTY |
| HI | Hirono, Mazie K. – (D) | GUILTY |
| HI | Schatz, Brian – (D) | GUILTY |
| IA | Ernst, Joni – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| IA | Grassley, Chuck – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| ID | Crapo, Mike – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| ID | Risch, James E. – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| IL | Duckworth, Tammy – (D) | GUILTY |
| IL | Durbin, Richard J. – (D) | GUILTY |
| IN | Braun, Mike – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| IN | Young, Todd – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| KS | Marshall, Roger, M.D. – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| KS | Moran, Jerry – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| KY | McConnell, Mitch – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| KY | Paul, Rand – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| LA | Cassidy, Bill – (R) | GUILTY |
| LA | Kennedy, John, N – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| MA | Markey, Edward J. – (D) | GUILTY |
| MA | Warren, Elizabeth – (D) | GUILTY |
| MD | Cardin, Benjamin L. – (D) | GUILTY |
| MD | Van Hollen, Chris – (D) | GUILTY |
| ME | Collins, Susan M. – (R) | GUILTY |
| ME | King, Angus S., Jr. – (I) | GUILTY |
| MI | Peters, Gary C. – (D) | GUILTY |
| MI | Stabenow, Debbie – (D) | GUILTY |
| MN | Klobuchar, Amy – (D) | GUILTY |
| MN | Smith, Tina – (D) | GUILTY |
| MO | Blunt, Roy – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| MO | Hawley, Josh – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| MS | Hyde-Smith, Cindy – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| MS | Wicker, Roger F. – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| MT | Daines, Steve – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| MT | Tester, Jon – (D) | GUILTY |
| NC | Burr, Richard – (R) | GUILTY |
| NC | Tillis, Thom – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| ND | Cramer, Kevin – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| ND | Hoeven, John – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| NE | Fischer, Deb – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| NE | Sasse, Ben – (R) | GUILTY |
| NH | Hassan, Margaret Wood – (D) | GUILTY |
| NH | Shaheen, Jeanne – (D) | GUILTY |
| NJ | Booker, Cory A. – (D) | GUILTY |
| NJ | Menendez, Robert – (D) | GUILTY |
| NM | Heinrich, Martin – (D) | GUILTY |
| NM | Luján, Ben Ray – (D) | GUILTY |
| NV | Cortez Masto, Catherine – (D) | GUILTY |
| NV | Rosen, Jacky – (D) | GUILTY |
| NY | Gillibrand, Kirsten E. – (D) | GUILTY |
| NY | Schumer, Charles E. – (D) | GUILTY |
| OH | Brown, Sherrod – (D) | GUILTY |
| OH | Portman, Rob – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| OK | Inhofe, James M. – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| OK | Lankford, James – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| OR | Merkley, Jeff – (D) | GUILTY |
| OR | Wyden, Ron – (D) | GUILTY |
| PA | Casey, Robert P., Jr. – (D) | GUILTY |
| PA | Toomey, Patrick J. – (R) | GUILTY |
| RI | Reed, Jack – (D) | GUILTY |
| RI | Whitehouse, Sheldon – (D) | GUILTY |
| SC | Graham, Lindsey – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| SC | Scott, Tim – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| SD | Rounds, Mike – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| SD | Thune, John – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| TN | Blackburn, Marsha – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| TN | Hagerty, Bill – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| TX | Cornyn, John – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| TX | Cruz, Ted – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
| UT | Lee, Mike – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| UT | Romney, Mitt – (R) | GUILTY |
| VA | Kaine, Tim – (D) | GUILTY |
| VA | Warner, Mark R. – (D) | GUILTY |
| VT | Leahy, Patrick J. – (D) | GUILTY |
| VT | Sanders, Bernard – (I) | GUILTY |
| WA | Cantwell, Maria – (D) | GUILTY |
| WA | Murray, Patty – (D) | GUILTY |
| WI | Baldwin, Tammy – (D) | GUILTY |
| WI | Johnson, Ron – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| WV | Capito, Shelley Moore – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| WV | Manchin, Joe, III – (D) | GUILTY |
| WY | Barrasso, John – (R) | NOT GUILTY |
| WY | Lummis, Cynthia M. – (R) Insurrectionist Senator | NOT GUILTY |
House of Representatives – House Impeachment
February 03, 2021 – The U.S. House of Representatives delivered the historic rebuke to Trump on Wednesday afternoon — exactly one week after his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building in a rampage that led to five deaths, including that of a Capitol Police officer.
The article of impeachment charges Trump with “incitement of insurrection.”
- Article Of Impeachment BILLS-117hres24ih
Mr. Trump has become the only president in U.S. history to be impeached twice.
How They Voted: 2nd House Impeachment
Ten House Republicans joined all of their Democratic colleagues in voting to impeach President Trump.
197-Republican House members who voted Not-To impeach (see all votes)
- Robert Aderholt R-Alabama
- Rick Allen R-Georgia
- Mark Amodei R-Nevada
- Kelly Armstrong R-North Dakota
- Jodey Arrington R-Texas
- Brian Babin R-Texas
- Don Bacon R-Nebraska
- Jim Baird R-Indiana
- Troy Balderson R-Ohio
- Jim Banks R-Indiana
- Andy Barr R-Kentucky
- Cliff Bentz R-Oregon
- Jack Bergman R-Michigan
- Stephanie Bice R-Oklahoma
- Andy Biggs R-Arizona
- Gus Bilirakis R-Florida
- Dan Bishop R-North Carolina
- Lauren Boebert R-Colorado
- Mike Bost R-Illinois
- Kevin Brady R-Texas
- Mo Brooks R-Alabama
- Vern Buchanan R-Florida
- Ken Buck R-Colorado
- Larry Bucshon R-Indiana
- Ted Budd R-North Carolina
- Tim Burchett R-Tennessee
- Michael Burgess R-Texas
- Ken Calvert R-California
- Kat Cammack R-Florida
- Jerry Carl R-Alabama
- Buddy Carter R-Georgia
- John Carter R-Texas
- Madison Cawthorn R-North Carolina
- Steve Chabot R-Ohio
- Ben Cline R-Virginia
- Michael Cloud R-Texas
- Andrew Clyde R-Georgia
- Tom Cole R-Oklahoma
- James Comer R-Kentucky
- Rick Crawford R-Arkansas
- Dan Crenshaw R-Texas
- John Curtis R-Utah
- Warren Davidson R-Ohio
- Rodney Davis R-Illinois
- Scott DesJarlais R-Tennessee
- Mario Diaz-Balart R-Florida
- Byron Donalds R-Florida
- Jeff Duncan R-South Carolina
- Neal Dunn R-Florida
- Tom Emmer R-Minnesota
- Ron Estes R-Kansas
- Pat Fallon R-Texas
- Randy Feenstra R-Iowa
- Drew Ferguson R-Georgia
- Michelle Fischbach R-Minnesota
- Scott Fitzgerald R-Wisconsin
- Brian Fitzpatrick R-Pennsylvania
- Chuck Fleischmann R-Tennessee
- Jeff Fortenberry R-Nebraska
- Virginia Foxx R-North Carolina
- Scott Franklin R-Florida
- Russ Fulcher R-Idaho
- Matt Gaetz R-Florida
- Mike Gallagher R-Wisconsin
- Andrew Garbarino R-New York
- Mike Garcia R-California
- Bob Gibbs R-Ohio
- Carlos Giménez R-Florida
- Louie Gohmert R-Texas
- Tony Gonzales R-Texas
- Bob Good R-Virginia
- Lance Gooden R-Texas
- Paul Gosar R-Arizona
- Garret Graves R-Louisiana
- Sam Graves R-Missouri
- Mark Green R-Tennessee
- Marjorie Taylor Greene R-Georgia
- Morgan Griffith R-Virginia
- Glenn Grothman R-Wisconsin
- Michael Guest R-Mississippi
- Brett Guthrie R-Kentucky
- Jim Hagedorn R-Minnesota
- Diana Harshbarger R-Tennessee
- Vicky Hartzler R-Missouri
- Kevin Hern R-Oklahoma
- Yvette Herrell R-New Mexico
- Jody Hice R-Georgia
- Clay Higgins R-Louisiana
- French Hill R-Arkansas
- Ashley Hinson R-Iowa
- Trey Hollingsworth R-Indiana
- Richard Hudson R-North Carolina
- Bill Huizenga R-Michigan
- Darrell Issa R-California
- Ronny Jackson R-Texas
- Chris Jacobs R-New York
- Bill Johnson R-Ohio
- Dusty Johnson R-South Dakota
- Mike Johnson R-Louisiana
- Jim Jordan R-Ohio
- Dave Joyce R-Ohio
- John Joyce R-Pennsylvania
- Fred Keller R-Pennsylvania
- Mike Kelly R-Pennsylvania
- Trent Kelly R-Mississippi
- Young Kim R-California
- David Kustoff R-Tennessee
- Darin LaHood R-Illinois
- Doug LaMalfa R-California
- Doug Lamborn R-Colorado
- Bob Latta R-Ohio
- Jake LaTurner R-Kansas
- Debbie Lesko R-Arizona
- Billy Long R-Missouri
- Barry Loudermilk R-Georgia
- Frank Lucas R-Oklahoma
- Blaine Luetkemeyer R-Missouri
- Nancy Mace R-South Carolina
- Nicole Malliotakis R-New York
- Tracey Mann R-Kansas
- Thomas Massie R-Kentucky
- Brian Mast R-Florida
- Kevin McCarthy R-California
- Michael McCaul R-Texas
- Lisa McClain R-Michigan
- Tom McClintock R-California
- Patrick McHenry R-North Carolina
- David McKinley R-West Virginia
- Cathy McMorris Rodgers R-Washington
- Dan Meuser R-Pennsylvania
- Carol Miller R-West Virginia
- Mary Miller R-Illinois
- Mariannette Miller-Meeks R-Iowa
- John Moolenaar R-Michigan
- Alex Mooney R-West Virginia
- Barry Moore R-Alabama
- Blake Moore R-Utah
- Markwayne Mullin R-Oklahoma
- Troy Nehls R-Texas
- Ralph Norman R-South Carolina
- Devin Nunes R-California
- Jay Obernolte R-California
- Burgess Owens R-Utah
- Steven Palazzo R-Mississippi
- Gary Palmer R-Alabama
- Greg Pence R-Indiana
- Scott Perry R-Pennsylvania
- August Pfluger R-Texas
- Bill Posey R-Florida
- Tom Reed R-New York
- Guy Reschenthaler R-Pennsylvania
- Hal Rogers R-Kentucky
- Mike Rogers R-Alabama
- John Rose R-Tennessee
- Matt Rosendale R-Montana
- David Rouzer R-North Carolina
- Chip Roy R-Texas
- John Rutherford R-Florida
- Maria Elvira Salazar R-Florida
- Steve Scalise R-Louisiana
- David Schweikert R-Arizona
- Austin Scott R-Georgia
- Pete Sessions R-Texas
- Mike Simpson R-Idaho
- Adrian Smith R-Nebraska
- Chris Smith R-New Jersey
- Jason Smith R-Missouri
- Lloyd Smucker R-Pennsylvania
- Victoria Spartz R-Indiana
- Pete Stauber R-Minnesota
- Michelle Steel R-California
- Elise Stefanik R-New York
- Bryan Steil R-Wisconsin
- Greg Steube R-Florida
- Chris Stewart R-Utah
- Steve Stivers R-Ohio
- Van Taylor R-Texas
- Glenn Thompson R-Pennsylvania
- Tom Tiffany R-Wisconsin
- William Timmons R-South Carolina
- Mike Turner R-Ohio
- Jefferson Van Drew R-New Jersey
- Beth Van Duyne R-Texas
- Ann Wagner R-Missouri
- Tim Walberg R-Michigan
- Jackie Walorski R-Indiana
- Michael Waltz R-Florida
- Randy Weber R-Texas
- Brad Wenstrup R-Ohio
- Bruce Westerman R-Arkansas
- Roger Williams R-Texas
- Joe Wilson R-South Carolina
- Rob Wittman R-Virginia
- Steve Womack R-Arkansas
- Ron Wright R-Texas
- Don Young R-Alaska
- Lee Zeldin R-New York
DIDN’T VOTE
Kay Granger R-Texas. Andy Harris R-Maryland. Greg Murphy R-North Carolina. Daniel Webster R-Florida.
First impeachment of Donald Trump
H. Rept. 116-346 – IMPEACHMENT OF DONALD J. TRUMP PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES116th Congress (2019-2020)
First impeachment of Donald Trump
The first impeachment of Donald Trump occurred when Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States, was impeached by the House of Representatives of the 116th United States Congress on December 18, 2019. The House adopted two articles of impeachment against Trump: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Trump’s impeachment came after a formal House inquiry alleged that he had solicited foreign interference in the 2020 U.S. presidential election to help his re-election bid, and then obstructed the House inquiry itself by telling his administration officials to ignore subpoenas for documents and testimony.
The House inquiry reported that Trump withheld military aid to Ukraine in order to influence the Ukrainian president into announcing an investigation into Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden who was targeted by Trump due to his connection with the privately held Ukrainian oil and gas company Burisma, arguing that Joe Biden had engaged in nepotism to get Hunter Biden a position on the board. In addition, that Ukraine promote a discredited conspiracy theory that Ukraine, not Russia, was behind interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Trump enlisted surrogates within and outside his official administration, including the United States Attorney General, to pressure Ukraine and other foreign governments to cooperate in investigating conspiracy theories concerning American politics.
The House Judiciary Committee announced two articles of impeachment, designated H. Res. 755: (1) abuse of power, and (2) obstruction of Congress in its investigation of the President’s conduct regarding Ukraine.
Voting results on House Resolution 755
Article I (Abuse of power)
Yea….230
Nay…197
Article II (Obstruction of Congress)
Yea….229
Nay…198
The Senate acquitted Trump of all charges on February 5, 2020.
Article I (Abuse of power)
48 Guilty
52 Not guilty
Article II (Obstruction of Congress)
47 Guilty
53 Not guilty
H. Rept. 116-346 (full report)