House Vote Totals
In the House impeachment votes, a majority of Republicans voted against impeachment, while most Democrats supported it. In the first impeachment, the final tally was 230 to 197, with a small number of Democrats voting against and a few Republicans voting in favor.
In the second impeachment, the vote was 232 to 197, with more Republicans opposing impeachment and a few Democrats joining them. Independent and third-party members also cast votes against impeachment in both cases.
Senate Acquittal Votes
In the Senate trial, a two-thirds majority was required to convict. Most Republicans voted against conviction, while Democrats and a small number of independents voted to convict. In the first trial, the vote was 52 to 48; in the second, 57 to 43.
For more details on the official Senate vote records, see the United States Senate roll call vote data at https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/vote_menu_117.htm
