With Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress after the 2024 elections, initiating impeachment proceedings against President Trump would require a House majority to approve articles followed by a two-thirds Senate vote for conviction. No formal inquiries or votes on impeachment have advanced in recent months, and primary focus remains on legislative priorities such as appropriations and confirmations. Midterm elections in 2026 could alter House and Senate majorities, potentially affecting any future procedural path. Historical precedent shows successful removal of a sitting president is rare absent broad bipartisan support.