Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating after 14 months in office is largely divided across the country. He has strong support in Republican states and faces significant opposition in Democratic states and battleground states. This approval rating could affect the 2026 midterm elections.
Key Facts
- President Trump has a national approval rating of 39%, with a 57% disapproval rate.
- His net approval rating stands at -18 percentage points.
- Trump’s strongest support is in Wyoming, with a 22 percentage points net approval.
- Other states with strong support include Oklahoma, West Virginia, North Dakota, Arkansas, Idaho, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Alabama.
- States like Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, and Utah show more mixed support.
- In battleground states like Arizona, Wisconsin, and Michigan, Trump’s approval is lower but gaps are smaller compared to Democratic strongholds.
- These approval ratings could influence voter turnout and political dynamics in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.
