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Which Senators Will Vote for Trump’s Removal?

December 11, 2019 · 3:52 pm ET · Leave a Comment

FiveThirtyEight looks at each of the senators to see who would be most likely to vote for President Trump’s removal.

“There are a lot of competing incentives at work in the Senate regarding impeachment. The way it all shakes out, however, is that the removal vote is at about 56-44 in Trump’s favor. That could, of course, change based on additional evidence emerging, public opinion shifting and Republican senators changing their minds. But right now, it’s just hard to see the Senate trial of Trump taking place with any real chance that 67 senators will support removing him from office.”

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