What Impeachment Means
Impeachment is a constitutional process to charge a president with serious misconduct. It is not removal from office. The House of Representatives brings charges, and the Senate conducts a trial. Citizens cannot impeach directly, but they can influence the process through elected representatives.
How Citizens Can Support Impeachment
Citizens can contact their representatives to express support for impeachment inquiries or votes. They can attend town halls, join advocacy groups, and follow official congressional proceedings. Public pressure helps shape legislative decisions, but only Congress can formally initiate impeachment.
Constitutional Steps and Outcomes
The House votes on articles of impeachment. If approved, the case moves to the Senate. A two-thirds Senate vote is required to convict and remove the president. Citizens can monitor the process through official government websites and credible news sources for accurate updates.
