According to Article II of the United States Constitution, a vote is required in the Senate to convict a president or government official during an impeachment proceeding.

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Explanation:

The recall process in the United States was designed by the state's founders to hold high-ranking officials accountable for their actions, including the president. The grounds for revocation set out in the US Constitution are general and include bribes, treason and so-called grave misdeeds and transgressions. For a president to be removed from office, the hands of two-thirds of the House of Representatives in the Upper House (Senate) are required.