The United States Constitution is more precise in defining impeachable offenses, but the Texas Constitution essentially leaves it up to the Texas House of Representatives. Also, individual impeachment is simpler in Texas than in the federal government. Most proposed constitutional modifications have been passed in recent years.
Impeachment is a claim of misbehavior brought against the incumbent of a public office.
A two-thirds vote of the Senate is required to convict, and the punishment for an impeached official upon conviction is removal from office.
In other circumstances, the Senate has also barred such people from ever holding public office again. There is no way to appeal such a process.
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