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In order to open an impeachment inquiry, House lawmakers can either introduce a resolution or the House can vote to authorize an inquiry. The matter would then move on to the House Judiciary Committee. Of the 235 Democrats currently in the House of Representatives, 106 have publicly supported opening an impeachment inquiry, including 14 of the 24 Democrats serving on the House Judiciary Committee. Still, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has continued to resist the growing support for impeachment in the House. Here are the House lawmakers that currently support opening an impeachment inquiry. Rep. Alan Lowenthal of California Rep. Barbara Lee of California Rep. Harley Rouda of California Rep. Scott Peters of California Rep. Jimmy Gomez of California Rep. Tony Cárdenas of California Rep. Katie Porter of California Rep. Grace Napolitano of California Rep. Nanette Barragán of California.

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