Map Shows Trump's Approval Rating in States Republicans Are Turning From Him
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating is lower than his disapproval rating in eight of nine states where some Republican leaders have recently disagreed with his policies. These states include important battlegrounds and traditional Republican areas, showing growing divisions within the party nearly two years into Trump’s second term.Key Facts
- Trump’s approval is lower than disapproval in Florida, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
- Utah is the only state among the nine where Trump’s approval rating is slightly higher than disapproval.
- Maine shows the largest gap, with 31% approving and 63% disapproving of Trump’s performance.
- These states include places where Republicans have publicly disagreed with Trump on issues like the war in Iran, immigration, tariffs, and campaign focus.
- Nationally, 35% approve and 59% disapprove of Trump, with a net approval rating of -24 points.
- At the start of Trump’s second term in January 2025, he had positive net approval in 24 states; now only 11 remain positive.
- Some Republicans opposing Trump still support him or have his endorsement, showing mixed relations within the party.
- These political splits could affect key races in the November 3 midterm elections.
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