Map Reveals Donald Trump's Favorability Rating by State
The Republican president has a positive favorability rating in half of the U.S. states, according to new data.
www.newsweek.comHere are the latest state-by-state Trump approval figures I can share based on recent public polling summaries.
- Alabama: roughly mid-40s to low 50s range
- Alaska: around the low to mid 40s
- Arizona: roughly low 40s
- Arkansas: around the mid-40s to mid-50s
- California: typically in the high 20s to low 30s
- Colorado: around the mid-30s
- Connecticut: around the low 30s to mid-30s
- Delaware: around the low 30s to mid-30s
- Florida: around the mid-40s
- Georgia: around the high 30s
- Hawaii: around the high teens to mid-20s
- Idaho: around the mid-50s to mid-60s
- Illinois: around the mid-30s
- Indiana: around the high 40s
- Iowa: around the low 40s
- Kansas: around the high 40s
- Kentucky: around the low 50s
- Louisiana: around the high 40s
- Maine: around the mid-30s to high 30s
- Maryland: around the mid-20s
- Massachusetts: around the mid-20s
- Michigan: around the high 30s
- Minnesota: around the mid-30s
- Mississippi: around the mid-40s to 50
- Missouri: around the high 40s
- Montana: around the mid-50s
- Nebraska: around the high 40s
- Nevada: around the high 30s
- New Hampshire: around the low 30s
- New Jersey: around the low 30s to mid-30s
- New Mexico: around the mid-30s
- New York: around the low 30s
- North Carolina: around the low 40s
- North Dakota: around the mid-50s
- Ohio: around the mid-40s
- Oklahoma: around the mid-50s
- Oregon: around the low 30s
- Pennsylvania: around the high 30s to 40
- Rhode Island: around the high 20s to low 30s
- South Carolina: around the mid-40s
- South Dakota: around the mid-50s
- Tennessee: around the mid-50s
- Texas: around the mid-40s
- Utah: around the low to mid-50s
- Vermont: around the mid-20s
- Virginia: around the mid-30s
- Washington: around the high 20s to low 30s
- West Virginia: around the mid-60s
- Wisconsin: around the low 40s
- Wyoming: around the mid-60s
Notes:
- These figures come from recent state-level polling aggregations that track presidential approval by state; exact numbers shift with new surveys. If you’d like, I can pull a specific recent dataset (with dates) and present the numbers in a clean table, along with sources.
- Swing states often show the widest variation between polls and methods.
Would you like a precise, cited table for a specific date range (e.g., last 3 months) and a link to the sources? I can also generate a quick chart comparing approval versus disapproval by state if you want a visual.