Democratic prospects for impeaching President Trump center on the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, where polls favor the party regaining House control and thereby the ability to advance articles by simple majority. Multiple resolutions introduced in the 119th Congress, including one by Rep. Al Green in September 2026, were tabled after limited support even among Democrats. Party leaders have prioritized investigations into administration actions over immediate proceedings, while noting structural barriers to Senate conviction. The new Congress convenes in January 2027, after which any House majority could schedule votes, though historical patterns show impeachment remains a high-threshold process dependent on unified partisan backing and specific triggering events.