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Nancy Pelosi has announced the House will vote to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate – here’s what’s comes next Trump impeachment: Pelosi to call vote Wednesday to refer articles to the Senate The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, told congressional Democrats that she would call a vote on Wednesday to transmit articles of impeachment to the Republican-controlled Senate. She did not immediately name “managers” from the House who would prosecute the case against Donald Trump at his Senate trial. Broadly speaking, the process against Trump now moves from the impeachment phase to the trial phase. The proceedings could result in Trump’s removal from office – but that is seen as unlikely. Related: Why Trump’s impeachment trial is unlikely to result in removal from office Continue reading…
