House votes to kill Rep. Al Green’s Trump impeachment resolution

Photo: Luca Nardone / Pexels The U.S. House of Representatives voted to kill Rep. Al Green’s resolution to impeach President Donald Trump, halting the latest attempt in a series of efforts by the Texas Congressman. The resolution, H.Res. 1486, was introduced on August 24 and received a vote on September 15, resulting in a 237-140 decision to table the measure. Notably, 47 Democrats voted present, and the resolution had not advanced out of the House Judiciary Committee prior to the vote. This follows previous impeachment resolutions filed by Green in June and December 2025, neither of which resulted in Trump’s removal. The outcome appears to have had an impact on prediction markets regarding Trump’s potential departure from office before 2027. The probability of Trump being out of office by the end of 2026 has decreased slightly, with the current odds priced at 5.5% for a YES outcome. Market participants appear to interpret the House’s decision as reducing the likelihood of Trump’s removal through impeachment in the near term. Key Takeaways The House’s decision to kill the impeachment resolution suggests a reduced likelihood of Trump’s removal from office through this method. Market...