7 Republicans Voted to Convict Trump. Most Are No Longer in Office.

The New York Times·May 16

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A group of 7 republicans voted to convict trump, but most of them are no longer in office. The fate of those who did vote to convict is varied, with some facing challenges in their current or future political careers. It appears that only a few of the republicans who voted to convict trump remain in office, but the exact number is unclear.

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