Map Shows Donald Trump’s Approval Rating in Each State on Columbus Day
Summary
President Donald Trump has a negative approval rating in 39 states as the midterm elections approach. His support is stronger in 11 mostly Republican-leaning states, while Democrats are gaining ground in key Senate races.Key Facts
- Trump has a negative net approval rating in 39 states, including important battleground states like Texas (-20), Iowa (-21), Ohio (-18), and Alaska (-16).
- His highest approval ratings are in Wyoming (+14), North Dakota (+11), and West Virginia (+10).
- Trump's approval has recently dropped into negative territory in several states that previously showed positive support.
- Republicans hope to keep control of Congress in the November midterms, while Democrats aim to gain Senate and House seats.
- A shift in control of Congress could limit Trump's ability to pass laws in his last two years as president.
- Trump’s approval ratings have been underestimated by polls in past elections, suggesting actual support might be higher.
- Democrats are targeting Senate seats in several states where Trump’s approval is low, including Maine (-32) and North Carolina (-18).
- Only Kansas shows a toss-up Senate race where Trump has a slightly positive approval rating (+1).
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