Politics

How the Senate voted on the Trump impeachment charges

By Kevin Schaul
Kevin Schaul
Senior graphics editor covering politics
, Reuben Fischer-Baum
Reuben Fischer-Baum
Graphics editor focused on politics, business and sports
, Brittany Renee Mayes
Brittany Renee Mayes
General assignment graphics reporter
 and Alyssa Fowers

The Senate voted to acquit President Donald J. Trump on both articles of impeachment. Just one Republican, Mitt Romney of Utah, voted to convict on either article.

[Live updates: Senate expected to acquit Trump today]

The first article of impeachment says that Trump used the power of the presidency for his personal advantage.

[Read the articles of impeachment]

The second article says that Trump blocked Congress’s investigation into his alleged wrongdoing.

How each senator voted is listed below. Two Independent senators caucus with the Democrats; they appear with the Democrats below.

Reuben Fischer-Baum

Reuben Fischer-Baum is an assignment editor on the graphics team of The Washington Post. He previously worked at FiveThirtyEight and Deadspin. He joined The Post in 2017.

Kevin Schaul

Kevin Schaul is a senior graphics editor for The Washington Post. He covers national politics and public policy using data and visuals.

Brittany Renee Mayes

Brittany Renee Mayes joined The Washington Post as a graphics reporter, focusing on sports and politics, in June 2018. She previously worked at NPR on the visuals team as a news applications developer.

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