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If Democrats regain a majority in the House, they could impeach Donald Trump with a simple majority. But that would not remove him from office: conviction in the Senate requires the support of two-thirds of its members, or 67 votes. The 2021 precedent shows how difficult that threshold is to reach: 57 senators voted to convict and 43 opposed. Democrats are therefore likely to focus on oversight investigations and scrutiny of financial interests and contracts rather than rush into another vote that could fail. Estimates suggest they could gain between 15 and 25 House seats, giving them the power to conduct oversight and subpoena witnesses and documents—but not the votes needed to remove the president.
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