Latest News About Trump Approval Rating By State

Here’s the latest state-by-state snapshot I can share right now, based on available public reports up to early 2026.

• Core takeaway: Trump’s state-level approval ratings vary widely, with stronger support in many red-leaning states and notably weaker support in most blue-leaning states. Florida, Texas, and several Southern/Great Plains states tend to show relatively higher approval, while California, New York, and other coastal states generally show lower approval.

Recent examples from state-level summaries:

• Florida often ranks among the higher-approval states, typically in the mid-40s to mid-50s range depending on the date of the poll.
• California and New York commonly show lower approval, often in the 20s to upper 30s range.
• States like Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania display mixed results, with approvals frequently in the 30s to 50s depending on the latest poll cycle.
• Some conservative-leaning states (e.g., Wyoming, Oklahoma, Idaho) tend to report higher approval relative to the national average, sometimes well into the 50s or higher.

Notes on sources and trends:

• Different outlets use different polling aggregations (e.g., List Wire, Civiqs, Morning Consult, RealClearPolitics data), which can yield varying numbers for the same state and date. This explains why you may see multiple slightly different state-by-state maps in recent months.
• Seasonal or event-driven shifts (policy actions, headlines, or geopolitical developments) can move state readings within a few percentage points over short windows.

Would you like me to:

• Narrow to a specific date range (e.g., the latest 30 days or a named month), or
• Compile a clean table listing each state with its latest reported approval and the source, or
• Visualize the data as a map or bar chart? I can generate a chart if you specify whether you prefer a map or a bar chart.