Democrats' decisive victory in the 2026 midterm elections delivered control of both the House and Senate starting in January 2027, giving the party subpoena power and the simple majority needed to advance articles of impeachment against President Trump. House leaders have emphasized investigations into administration policies, family business dealings, and executive actions while keeping impeachment options open without committing to immediate action. Traders price the probability of a House vote approving impeachment before the end of Trump's term at around 67 percent, reflecting the new congressional math and historical precedent of prior proceedings, though Senate conviction remains unlikely without bipartisan support. Scheduled events include the new Congress convening and potential committee oversight hearings that could surface additional developments.