Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton acquitted of all 16 charges in historic impeachment trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

31% : " Article 1 - Protection of charitable organization: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 2 - Abuse of the opinion process: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 3 - Abuse of the open records process: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 4 - Misuse of official information: 2 to convict, 28 to acquit Article 5 - Engagement of Brandon Cammack: 13 votes to convict, 17 to acquit Article 6 - Termination of whistleblowers: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Misapplication of Public Resources Article 7 - Whistleblower investigation and report: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Disregard of Official Duty Article 8 - Settlement Agreement: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Constitutional Bribery Article 9 - Nate Paul's employment of a woman with whom Paxton has acknowledged having an affair: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 10 - Nate Paul's providing renovations to Paxton home: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 11 - False Statements in Official Records: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 12 - Conspiracy and Attempted Conspiracy Result: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 13 - Misappropriation of Public Resources Result: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 14 - Dereliction of Duty Result: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 15 - Unfitness for Office: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit Article 16 - Abuse of Public Trust: 14 votes to convict, 16 to acquit

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