Tracking Trump’s Approval Rating in All 50 States
Morning Consult is conducting thousands of surveys every day, asking registered U.S. voters in all 50 states if they approve or disapprove of President Donald Trump's job performance. Every month, we’ll update this page with the latest tracking data.
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Key Takeaways
Trump’s net approval rating is above water in 29 states: That’s down from 31 states in last month’s update, before voters in Michigan and New Mexico became slightly more likely to disapprove than approve of his job performance. Trump remains above water across most of the country, including in most other swing states that were key to his November victory: Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
Sentiment remains in the red in key 2025 states: Trump fell further underwater last month in two states set to host big gubernatorial races this fall. In Virginia, 47% of voters now approve of his job performance, compared with 50% who disapprove. And in New Jersey, 44% approve of Trump, while 53% disapprove.
Warning signs for 2026: Trump remains deeply underwater in Maine, where longtime Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces a decision on whether to seek re-election next year. Nearly 3 in 5 voters (57%) disapprove of Trump in Maine, while 40% approve.
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Trump’s latest approval rating by state
- Trump is most popular in Wyoming, where 71% of voters approve of his job performance.
- At the other end of the spectrum is Vermont, where 64% disapprove of him.
Trend over time: Trump's state-by-state approval rating
Methodology
All state-level data is based on a three-month roll-up of responses from Morning Consult’s daily U.S. tracking survey among registered voters. Margins of error among registered voters vary by state, from as high as +/-6 percentage points in less populous states such as Wyoming to +/-1 point in more populous states such as California.
Consult our State-Level Tracking Methodology Primer for additional details on the state-level data sources, including sampling and data collection procedures, weighting and representativeness, margins of error, and question wording.
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Eli Yokley is Morning Consult’s U.S. politics analyst. Eli joined Morning Consult in 2016 from Roll Call, where he reported on House and Senate campaigns after five years of covering state-level politics in the Show Me State while studying at the University of Missouri in Columbia, including contributions to The New York Times, Politico and The Daily Beast. Follow him on Twitter @eyokley. Interested in connecting with Eli to discuss his analysis or for a media engagement or speaking opportunity? Email [email protected].
Cameron Easley is Morning Consult’s head of U.S. Political Analysis. He has led Morning Consult's coverage of U.S. politics and elections since 2016, and his work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Politico, Axios, FiveThirtyEight and on Fox News, CNN and MSNBC. Cameron joined Morning Consult from Roll Call, where he was managing editor. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Follow him on Twitter @cameron_easley. Interested in connecting with Cameron to discuss his analysis or for a media engagement or speaking opportunity? Email [email protected].
