2020s in United States political history

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2020s decade overviews: 2020s#Politics and conflicts, Draft:2020s in political history
Current year US articles: 2020 in the United States,2020 in United States politics and government
Current year articles (in order of activity levels): 2020, 2020 in politics and government
UK decade overviews:2020s in United Kingdom political history, 2010s in United Kingdom political history
2010s decade overviews:Draft:2010s in United States political history, 2010s in political history

History by era[edit]

2019–2021, 116th Congress[edit]

Impeachment of Trump[edit]

In early February 2020, the Senate voted to acquit Trump of all charges. All Republicans voted for acquittal and all Democrats voted for conviction, with the exception of one Republican Senator who voted for conviction on one charge.

2021–2023, 117th Congress[edit]

History by issue[edit]

Economy[edit]

Election interference[edit]

Technology and Internet[edit]

Wall Street reform[edit]

Climate change[edit]

Foreign policy[edit]

Iraq War[edit]

Arab Spring[edit]

Venezuela[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Congress[edit]

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