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Trump impeachment: When does Senate vote on impeachment? What we know

Now that the House has voted to impeach President Trump, when does the Senate vote? Here's what's happening in the final week of the Trump presidency and what could happen with the impeachment trial.

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Trump impeachment: When will the Senate trial begin? What we know

The House voted to impeach President Trump on Wednesday. Now what? Here's what's happening in the final days of Trump's presidency and what could happen with the impeachment trial.

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What happens next, now that Trump has been impeached, again?

After becoming first US president to be twice impeached, Trump will likely be first to face a Senate trial after leaving office, and face a separate vote to bar him running again

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Now that Trump is impeached (again), what s next?

WASHINGTON: The US House of Representatives impeached President Donald Trump on Wednesday for a second time – just days before he is scheduled to .

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Impeachment: How Democrats fast-tracked incitement of insurrection charge against Trump

Impeachment: How Democrats fast-tracked incitement of insurrection charge against Trump George Petras and Janet Loehrke, USA TODAY © USA TODAY Closer look: How an expedited impeachment against Trump could work House Democrats and 10 Republicans voted 232-197 Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump, the result of a second, fast-paced attempt to force him from office after a mob of his supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. The article, introduced Monday, charges Trump with incitement of insurrection, citing his statements at a rally shortly before the Capitol was breached. It notes a phone call Trump made Jan. 2 to Georgia election officials urging them to find enough votes to overturn the state presidential election results.

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