About the "vote to convict" statement:

"The motion to table succeeded along party lines, with 231 House Democrats voting for it and 193 House Republicans voting against it. Former Republican, now “Independent” Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan, also voted with the Democrats. Five Republicans and three Democrats did not vote.

In other words, in plain English, the Democrats, by shooting down McCarthy’s resolution, have now formally all gone on the record in support of Pelosi’s impeachment inquiry–and the Republicans have now all gone on the record against it. Even more plainly, this was the vote that formally opened impeachment proceedings. They are all on the record now."

"What’s more, in perhaps good news for Trump, he lost zero Republicans. The GOP is unified behind its president."

(https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/09/25/the-battle-lines-are-drawn-231-house-democrats-vote-to-proceed-with-impeachment-of-donald-trump/)

Both instances were partisan votes.