Here’s how each Texas senator voted in the impeachment trial of Ken Paxton

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton has been acquitted on all 16 articles of impeachment in a historic trial at the Texas State Capitol.

The articles accused Paxton of bribery, abuse of office, and conspiracy. The suspended attorney general pleaded not guilty to all impeachment articles on the first day of the trial.

After closing arguments Friday morning, senators voted on each article Saturday. Paxton’s wife, Sen. Angela Paxton, was present but not allowed to vote.

What was the vote on each article of impeachment against Ken Paxton?

A two-thirds majority — 21 senators — was needed to convict Paxton on each count. If he had been convicted on at least one of the counts, the suspended attorney general would have been immediately removed from office.

What was the partisan breakdown on each vote?

The Texas Senate has 31 members, comprised of 19 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Here’s a look at the partisan breakdown for each article of impeachment. As a reminder, Paxton’s wife, Sen. Angela Paxton, was present but not allowed to vote.

How did each senator vote on each article of impeachment?

Here’s a look at how each senator voted on each of the 16 articles of impeachment against Ken Paxton.

Senators only weighed 16 of the 20 original articles of impeachment approved by the House in late May. The Senate decided to hold them in abeyance, meaning they were not considered in this trial.

The four articles held in abeyance are related to Paxton’s ongoing securities fraud indictment, which has been pending since he was first elected to office. Senators voted 19-11 to dismiss those four articles.