Summary
A recent map by Civiqs shows President Donald Trump's approval ratings across the U.S., highlighting regional differences. About 40% of Americans approve of Trump, while 56% disapprove, with strong support in Republican states but low approval in Democratic areas and swing states. Trump's approval is notably low among young voters, those with higher education, and voters of color.
Key Facts
- President Trump's national approval rating is about 40%, with 56% disapproving.
- His approval rating remains high in Republican states like Wyoming and West Virginia.
- Trump struggles in Democratic-leaning states, where more than 30% disapprove.
- In swing states like Arizona and Georgia, Trump's disapproval exceeds approval by 11% to 15%.
- Young voters (18-34 years old) and those with postgraduate degrees mostly disapprove of Trump.
- Trump has strong support among Republicans (87% approve) and non-college graduates.
- Among white voters, Trump's approval is split, but he is unpopular among Black and Hispanic voters.
- Only about 9% of Black Americans approve of Trump's performance.
