Watch how each senator voted on impeachment charges
Senators vote on whether to convict or acquit President Donald Trump in his impeachment trial.
Analysis: Romney finally drew a line in the sand against Trump
The easy thing for Mitt Romney to do would have been to side with the rest of his Republican colleagues and vote to acquit President Donald Trump on the two articles of impeachment against him.
Watch Romney’s emotional speech on Senate floor
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) explained to the Senate why he plans to vote to convict President Trump in the Senate impeachment trial, calling Trump's actions "an appalling abuse of public trust."
READ: Romney explains why he’ll vote to convict Trump
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney became the first Republican on Wednesday to signal that he'll vote to convict President Donald Trump in his impeachment trial. Read his statement on the Senate floor below:
Watch Romney’s powerful speech on Senate floor
Republican Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) speaks before the Senate holds the final vote in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
The end of third impeachment trial of a sitting President in US history comes after a bitter fight over the trial
What impeachment can tell us about the election
The United States Senate is poised to acquit President Donald Trump on what will likely be a near party-line vote after a witness-free impeachment trial in which he will be cleared of charges that his solicitation of foreign interference in the 2020 presidential election and obstruction of the House's investigation justified his removal from office.
The Senate will hold the final impeachment vote today
Analysis: Susan Collins’ ridiculous explanation for her impeachment vote
After much hemming and hawing, Maine Sen. Susan Collins announced on Tuesday that she would vote to acquit President Donald Trump on both impeachment articles brought against him by the Democratic-controlled House.
Avlon: Acquittal doesn’t mean exonerated
CNN's John Avlon says that although President Donald Trump's acquittal in the Senate is a "foregone conclusion," his impeachment will stand apart from his predecessors, and the GOP's lack of interest in the Senate trial opens the door for the expansion of presidential power.
