Democratic control of the House following the 2026 midterms gives that chamber the votes needed for impeachment by simple majority, with some lawmakers filing resolutions and advocacy groups urging action on multiple grounds. However, the Senate lacks the two-thirds majority required for conviction and removal, as Democrats hold only a modest edge far short of 67 seats even under optimistic projections. Historical precedent from Trump’s prior impeachments, which ended in Senate acquittals, reinforces this barrier. Democratic leaders have emphasized investigations and oversight over immediate removal proceedings, while the president has dismissed further efforts. These institutional and arithmetic constraints sustain the 82.7% trader consensus against impeachment followed by removal before 2028.