Map Shows Donald Trump's Approval Rating in Every State on Labor Day
Summary
President Donald Trump's approval ratings have dropped significantly since he started his second term in January 2025. As of Labor Day 2026, he has low approval in many states, especially in key battleground states that will influence upcoming elections.Key Facts
- President Trump's national approval rating is 34%, with 60% disapproval, giving a net approval of minus 26.
- His strongest support is in deep-red states like Wyoming (+15 net approval), West Virginia (+13), and North Dakota (+10), though these numbers have fallen sharply since January 2025.
- Every major battleground state shows negative net approval, including Arizona (-18), Florida (-13), Georgia (-25), Nevada (-25), North Carolina (-18), Ohio (-19), Pennsylvania (-20), and Wisconsin (-19).
- Several states saw approval drops of more than 25 points since January 2025, including Kentucky, Ohio, Texas, and Nevada.
- Young voters (18-34), independents, women, and people with postgraduate degrees are least likely to approve of Trump's performance.
- Approval among postgraduates is 23%, with 72% disapproval; among non-college graduates, approval is higher at 37%, but still below disapproval.
- Labor Day traditionally marks the start of focused voter interest in fall campaigns, making these approval ratings important for upcoming elections.
- Trump's approval has declined in every state since he began his second term.
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