WASHINGTON – With each bombshell and churn in the news, the Texas Congressional delegation has reacted along party lines to the movement toward impeaching President Donald Trump.

In an effort to ensure Texans know where their representatives stand on the issue, the Tribune will regularly update this chart with any changes in positions among Texas members of Congress.

As of late September, every single Democrat has either called for impeachment outright or indicated preparedness to move toward that action depending on forthcoming news events. No Republican has expressed support for the idea.

To be clear, only U.S. House members vote for or against impeachment. Then, U.S. senators to vote to decide the fate of that public official in a trial. Here’s how the impeachment process works.

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Abby Livingston joined The Texas Tribune in 2014 as the publication's first Washington bureau chief, and departed August 2022. In this role, she covered members in the Texas congressional delegation and...

J. Edward Moreno was a 2019 reporting fellow, based in Washington, D.C. A graduate of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, he has worked as an intern at The Arizona Republic, the Tyler Morning Telegraph...