Trump’s Approval Ratings Shift Across the States
Donald Trump’s latest approval ratings are out, revealing major shifts. Two states that previously supported him have now turned negative. Eight months into his second term, the 79-year-old president’s agenda has kept him busy.
Executive Orders and Controversies
Since returning to Washington D.C. in January, Trump has signed 202 Executive Orders. These include renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, banning transgender athletes from competing in female sports categories, and establishing a White House Task Force to plan the 250th anniversary of American independence in 2026.
He has also introduced the controversial ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, solicited donations from MAGA supporters, and warned NATO against buying Russian oil, threatening to label them as wasting U.S. resources.
Trump’s shifting tariffs and aggressive immigration policies have sparked protests, particularly in Los Angeles, where demonstrators oppose deportations.
Polling Snapshot
A recent survey of 2,201 registered U.S. voters asked participants to rate Trump’s job performance. Results show 45% approval and 52% disapproval.
Morning Consult’s three-month poll compilation shows 25 states support Trump, including Wyoming, Alabama, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Meanwhile, 24 states rate him negatively, including Vermont, Virginia, and New Jersey.
Positive Approval Ratings
Wyoming leads, with 62% of voters approving of Trump’s performance and only 33% disapproving. Idaho, West Virginia, and South Dakota follow closely at 60% approval.
Previously supportive states like North Carolina and Nevada have now shifted to negative approval. Georgia stands as the only swing state with net-positive support.
Top 25 states with positive ratings:
Wyoming: 29
Idaho: 24
West Virginia: 23
South Dakota: 21
Alabama: 21
Tennessee: 20
North Dakota: 19
Arkansas: 19
Oklahoma: 16
Montana: 16
Louisiana: 16
Mississippi: 15
Kentucky: 14
Nebraska: 11
Utah: 8
South Carolina: 8
Kansas: 7
Alaska: 7
Missouri: 7
Florida: 7
Texas: 5
Indiana: 5
Ohio: 4
Iowa: 2
Georgia: 1
Negative Approval Ratings
Twenty-four states rate Trump negatively, including several with upcoming gubernatorial races.
Examples:
Virginia: 44% approve, 53% disapprove
New Jersey: 43% approve, 54% disapprove
Top 24 states with negative ratings:
Vermont: -36
Maryland: -28
Massachusetts: -27
Rhode Island: -23
Hawaii: -21
Ohio: -20
California: -20
Connecticut: -19
Washington: -18
New Hampshire: -17
New York: -15
Maine: -14
New Mexico: -13
New Jersey: -12
Delaware: -12
Colorado: -10
Minnesota: -10
Virginia: -9
Wisconsin: -6
Michigan: -4
Pennsylvania: -2
North Carolina: -1
Nevada: -1
Trump’s second term has stirred debate across the country. Some states show strong support, while others remain skeptical. With controversies and executive actions dominating the headlines, his approval ratings continue to reflect a divided electorate.
