Jaime Herrera Beutler (Wash.) became the latest Republican who impeached former President Trump to lose her primary bid after she conceded on Tuesday night, one week after her primary in Washington state.

Herrera Beutler was one of 10 House Republicans to join all Democrats in voting to impeach Trump for “incitement of insurrection” related to the Jan.

Trump has since used his popularity to influence races across the country as he mulls a third bid for the White House in 2024, and he has taken a particular interest in removing Republicans who impeached him by endorsing and holding rallies for their challengers.

Here’s where the 10 House Republicans who impeached Trump stand.

The Wyoming Republican, in particular, has drawn the ire of Trump and his allies not just for her impeachment vote but also for her role as vice chairwoman on the House select committee investigating Jan.

Herrera Beutler is the latest pro-impeachment Republican to lose her primary. .

He has denied that Trump’s focus on ousting pro-impeachment Republicans factored into his decision to leave the House.

The New York Republican will also step down as chairman of the Republican Governance Group, a caucus of moderate House Republicans he has led since 2017.

Like Cheney, Kinzinger did not just impeach the former president but also now serves on the House panel investigating Jan.

Darin LaHood (R), who was endorsed by Trump just before the primary.

Meijer became the second pro-impeachment Republican defeated in their primary, losing last week by less than 4 percentage points to Trump-backed candidate John Gibbs.

Unlike other pro-impeachment Republicans, Trump did not endorse a challenger to Valadao in his primary.

McCarthy, the top House Republican and a Trump ally, endorsed Valadao.

Valadao advanced from California’s jungle primary system in June, and he will face California state Assembly member Rudy Salas (D) in November.