Map Shows Donald Trump's Approval Rating in Midterm Campaign Stops
Summary
President Donald Trump is planning to campaign in seven states before the November midterm elections, where his approval ratings have dropped since he started his second term. He will visit states including Alabama, Alaska, Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Texas to support Republican candidates and boost voter turnout.Key Facts
- Trump’s approval ratings in these seven states range from slightly positive (+5) to quite negative (-20).
- His campaign stops begin on October 1 in Durant, Oklahoma, supporting Republican Mike Mazzei.
- Other stops include Mobile, Alabama; Vandalia, Ohio; plus visits to Iowa, Florida, Texas, and Alaska.
- In five of the seven states, more voters disapprove of Trump than approve, making campaigning more challenging.
- Since January 20, 2025, Trump’s net approval rating has dropped at least 18 points in every state he plans to visit.
- The biggest approval rating drops are in Ohio and Oklahoma (27 points), Texas (26 points), and Alaska, Florida, and Iowa (24 points each).
- Trump has asked supporters to “pretend I’m on the ballot” to motivate voters, but low approval ratings may also energize opponents.
- The midterm elections in these states include competitive races for Senate, House, and governor positions.
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