Map Shows Donald Trump's Approval Rating in Every State After 18 Months
Summary
New polling data shows that 18 months into President Donald Trump's second term, his overall approval rating is 37 percent nationally, with 58 percent disapproval. His approval is higher in Republican strongholds but below 50% in all major battleground states, where it has declined since he took office.Key Facts
- President Trump’s net approval nationwide is -21 (37% approve, 58% disapprove).
- He has positive net approval mainly in Republican-leaning states like Wyoming (+24), North Dakota (+18), and Idaho (+14).
- Many states that started his term with positive approval are now underwater, including Florida and Ohio.
- In every major battleground state (such as Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin), Trump’s approval is below 50%, with net approval ratings ranging from -11 to -21.
- The biggest drops in approval happened in key swing states vital for future elections.
- Democratic-leaning states like Hawaii, Vermont, and Maryland show very low approval ratings for Trump, some under -50.
- Younger voters (ages 18-34), independents, and college graduates are among Trump’s weakest support groups.
- The shift in approval in swing states could affect control of Congress in 2026.
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