Trump warns Republicans of upcoming elections and possible impeachment if they lose the midterms. Here's what he said and what prediction polls show

President Donald Trump had a warning for House Republicans on Tuesday: If they don't win in this year's midterm elections, Democrats will impeach him again.

Donald Trump is the only US president to be impeached twice. Some lawmakers tried again in 2025, but Trump is worried about 2026 midterms elections.

Who's winning the midterms? Trump warns of possible impeachment if Republicans lose the mid term. See midterm election 2026 predictions, odds

President Donald Trump is calling on Republican lawmakers to win the midterms this year so he doesn't "get impeached." Addressing Republicans in the House of Representatives during a meeting at the Kennedy Center on Tuesday, Jan. 6, Trump, 79, encouraged GOP lawmakers to win their elections and maintain their seats.

Trump predicted Republicans would beat the odds and deliver an "epic midterm victory," but also groused about some members who don't fall in line.

During a retreat with House Republicans, President Trump emphasized the importance of retaining House control in the upcoming midterm elections, cautioning that a Democratic win could lead to his impeachment.

Vance sounded the alarm on the Democratic Party in an interview with Fox News’ Jesse Watters that aired on Wednesday. The vice president claimed that Democrats have a “couple of big issues,” adding that the party has “nothing” to campaign on for the American people.

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