Trump’s Approval Rating Is Underwater in 11 States He Won Comfortably
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating is below 50% in at least 11 states that he won by large margins in the 2024 election. Nationally, his approval stands at 36%, with 59% disapproving, showing a significant drop during his second term. This decline could affect the upcoming November midterm elections, especially in key states where important Senate races are happening.Key Facts
- President Trump’s national approval rating as of late July 2025 is 36%, with 59% disapproval.
- Trump’s approval rating is below 50% in 11 states he won by more than 10 points in the 2024 election.
- These states include Alaska, Florida, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas.
- Some states showed a drop in approval after Trump announced tariffs on trade partners and declared war on Iran.
- Even traditionally strong states for Trump, like Wyoming and North Dakota, have seen declining approval ratings.
- Important 2025 Senate races are in states where Trump’s approval is underwater, including Iowa, Ohio, and Texas.
- Democrats need to win four Senate seats to take control and are focusing on these key states.
- The polling data comes from Civiqs and includes more than 120,000 responses of registered voters since January 2025.
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