Map Shows Trump's Approval Rating in Every State 2 Months Until Midterms
Summary
Two months before the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s approval ratings are low nationwide and in every important swing state. He has stronger support in Republican states but has lost ground compared to when he started his second term in January 2025.Key Facts
- Nationally, Trump’s approval rating is 35% and disapproval is 59%, a net approval of -24.
- Trump is trailing in all major battleground states like Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
- Republican-leaning states such as Wyoming and North Dakota still show positive approval but with much smaller margins than in early 2025.
- Tennessee and Utah have moved to roughly equal approval and disapproval, while Indiana has a negative net rating.
- Strongest support comes from older voters, men, and non-college graduates; younger voters, women, independents, and postgraduates rate him poorly.
- Approval in Wyoming dropped from +47 to +22 net since January 2025, showing declining enthusiasm even in Trump strongholds.
- Democratic-leaning states like Hawaii, Vermont, and Maryland show very low approval ratings, below -50 net.
- Swing states like Florida and Ohio have moved sharply from positive or even ratings to negative ones for Trump.
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