Democrats' prospects of regaining House control in the November 2026 midterms represent the central driver for any renewed impeachment effort against President Trump. Multiple articles of impeachment have already been introduced in the current Congress, including resolutions citing immigration enforcement actions and other executive decisions, though recent attempts were tabled with support from some Democrats. Party leaders have stated they have ruled nothing in or out, with some prioritizing investigations and oversight over immediate proceedings, while noting the constitutional requirement of a two-thirds Senate vote for conviction and removal. Republicans have publicly predicted swift action if the House flips. The timeline for any House vote would begin after new members are seated in January 2027, with markets reflecting uncertainty around both the midterm outcome and Democrats' strategic choices once in power.