Summary
President Donald Trump's approval ratings show a significant divide across the United States. He remains popular in conservative states, but his approval is lower in swing states and Democratic-leaning states. This divide could impact the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.
Key Facts
- President Trump is nine months into his term, and his approval ratings are divided across the country.
- Conservative states like Wyoming and West Virginia show high approval for Trump, with over 60% support.
- In Democratic-leaning states like Hawaii and Vermont, his approval is low, with more than 70% disapproval.
- Swing states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin show more people disapprove than approve of Trump.
- For the first time since his second term began, Trump's approval is less than 50% in all swing states.
- This approval rating divide may influence the 2026 midterm elections and control of Congress.
- Historically, the president's party often loses seats during the midterm elections.
