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Mimi Launder
Nov 08, 2017

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We are one year on from Donald Trump's shock 2016 victory in the US elections and calls for his impeachment have only grown louder.
It takes a majority vote in the House of Representatives to impeach a President and two-thirds of the Senate to convict him and remove him from office.
Republicans control both the House and the Senate - and are of course less likely to vote to impeach Trump - but the tide might be changing.
Trump might want to keep his eyes on the 2018 midterm elections.
If the elections this month - which have been promising for the Democrats - are anything to go by, Republican control of the House of Representatives could be in real danger in 2018.
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If Republicans don't hold onto their majority in the House of Representatives next year, Mr Trump's Presidency could hang in the balance.
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Though chances of impeachment remain slim, they widen with each and every American dissatisfied with the Republicans.
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