Map shows Donald Trump's approval rating in every state on July 4

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

As Donald Trump prepares to deliver a speech on the National Mall to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, a map of state-level polling reveals significant disparities in support for the president.

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Where Trump Is Most Popular

Trump has the highest approval rating in Wyoming, with 59 percent approving of the way he is handling his job as president and 35 percent disapproving, giving him a net approval rating of +24.

He also has positive net approval in many of the other states that make up the Republican heartland:

North Dakota: +17 (56 percent approve, 39 percent disapprove)
Alabama: +14 (54 percent approve, 40 percent disapprove)
Idaho: +14 (53 percent approve, 39 percent disapprove)
West Virginia: +14 (53 percent approve, 39 percent disapprove)
Arkansas: +12 (53 percent approve, 41 percent disapprove)
Oklahoma: +11 (53 percent approve, 42 percent disapprove)
South Dakota: +12 (53 percent approve, 41 percent disapprove)
Tennessee: +6 (50 percent approve, 44 percent disapprove)

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Where Trump Is Least Popular
The president’s net approval rating in lowest in Vermont, where just 19 percent approve of his job performance, while 77 percent disapprove, giving him a net approval rating of -58.

Other states with especially low net approval ratings include:

Hawaii: -59 (18 percent approve, 78 percent disapprove)
Maryland: -50 (22 percent approve, 72 percent disapprove)
Massachusetts: -47 (25 percent approve, 71 percent disapprove)
California: -44 (26 percent approve, 70 percent disapprove)
Washington: -40 (28 percent approve, 68 percent disapprove)
Connecticut: -39 (28 percent approve, 68 percent disapprove)
Oregon: -39 (28 percent approve, 67 percent disapprove)
New York: -38 (29 percent approve, 67 percent disapprove)

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/map-shows-donald-trump-s-approval-rating-in-every-state-on-july-4/ar-AA27bST2

Yes we hate him on the west coast

[Blasphemer]

1. Swing states...

"Trump remains underwater in all seven of the swing states that he carried in the 2024 presidential election.

His approval rating continuing to decline in those states could hurt Republicans in November’s midterm elections, and allow Democrats to pick up key seats in the House and Senate.

Arizona: -12 (42 percent approve, 54 percent disapprove)
Georgia: -20 (37 percent approve, 57 percent disapprove)
Michigan: -20 (38 percent approve, 57 percent disapprove)
Nevada: -24 (35 percent approve, 59 percent disapprove)
North Carolina: -14 (41 percent approve, 55 percent disapprove)
Pennsylvania: -18 (39 percent approve, 56 percent disapprove)
Wisconsin: -13 (41 percent approve, 54 percent disapprove)

Even in Florida, a former swing state that has been reliably Republican in recent years, Trump’s net approval rating is -12, with 42 percent approval and 54 percent disapproval."

[paleotn]

3. Exactly! Not only underwater in swing states. Grossly underwater.

Quite frankly, I don't give a solid shit what is approval / disapproval is in North Dakota and Alabama. Not even here in VT where he's about as popular as bubonic plague. He's underwater in Texas slightly more than Florida. That's encouraging.

[popsdenver]

5. Makes me wonder

if in fact Musk tampered with the voting in ALL of those states???????

[BurnDoubt]

6. I have No Doubt.

Period.

[popsdenver]

10. Agreed

Along with all the world's greatest actuaries and statisticians.....who have emphatically stated that it is absolutely impossible for the Republicans to have won ALL of the swing states legitimately...........

[Wiz Imp]

22. How about you name all those "world's greatest actuaries and statisticians

who have emphatically stated that it is absolutely impossible for the Republicans to have won ALL of the swing states legitimately"

Funny how I've been unable to find a single prominent statistician who has made such a claim. (Hint: your claim is total BS)

[RandomNumbers]

29. Very difficult to do, in PA at least. You seem to discount misogyny & racism.

You should not discount misogyny & racism (double whammy for Kamala).

I can't speak for other states. But PA had/has Dem gov and Sec of State (responsible for elections). Also small precincts and 67 counties. Counties run the elections. PA uses voter-verified paper ballots and risk limiting audits.

You should check this link to learn about how individual states run their elections, and where the vulnerabilities are:
https://verifiedvoting.org/

Unless you think this guy (Al Schmidt) is corrupt - anything is possible - then to tamper with elections significantly * in PA would require a whole new mechanism that the previous experts have not thought of, or have chosen to hide from us. The latter would be a pretty wild CT. The former ... I guess is possible but gives Muskrat and his henchmen more credit for savviness than I'm willing to give.

* significantly >> of course there will always be a few people who try to vote illegally. The percentage is vanishingly small and has never been found to influence the election. The other mechanism - messing with the data - would require messing with data at the precinct level and evading audit detection.

[LisaL]

35. That's his approval now.

Not before the election.

[LT Barclay]

2. I miss the West Coast. I don't think I could have afforded to live their with the job I'm trapped in. So I'm stuck in

land of stupid.

[ms liberty]

4. It would be interesting to see what the electoral count on this map would be.

[Blasphemer]

28. Redid the numbers with full data...

Several traditionally red states were close and the neither approve or disapprove would probably swing to the GOP but interesting nonetheless:

RED/PINK (net positive for Trump) — 14 states
Alabama (+14) - 9
Arkansas (+12) - 6
Idaho (+14) - 4
Indiana (+2) - 11
Kansas (+5) - 6
Mississippi (+1) - 6
Montana (+5) - 4
North Dakota (+17) - 3
Oklahoma (+11) - 7
South Dakota (+12) - 3
Tennessee (+6) - 11
Utah (+1) - 6
West Virginia (+14) - 4
Wyoming (+24) - 3
TOTAL RED/PINK Electoral Votes: 83 (14 states)

BLUE/LIGHT BLUE (net negative for Trump) — 36 states + DC
Alaska (-9) - 3
Arizona (-12) - 11
California (-44) - 54
Colorado (-30) - 10
Connecticut (-40) - 7
Delaware (-34) - 3
Florida (-12) - 30
Georgia (-20) - 16
Hawaii (-60) - 4
Illinois (-32) - 19
Iowa (-14) - 6
Kentucky (-3) - 8
Louisiana (-3) - 8
Maine (-28) - 4
Maryland (-50) - 10
Massachusetts (-46) - 11
Michigan (-19) - 15
Minnesota (-28) - 10
Missouri (-4) - 10
Nebraska (-2) - 5
Nevada (-24) - 6
New Hampshire (-31) - 4
New Jersey (-34) - 14
New Mexico (-33) - 5
New York (-38) - 28
North Carolina (-14) - 16
Ohio (-10) - 17
Oregon (-39) - 8
Pennsylvania (-17) - 19
Rhode Island (-37) - 4
South Carolina (-7) - 9
Texas (-13) - 40
Vermont (-58) - 3
Virginia (-27) - 13
Washington (-40) - 12
Wisconsin (-13) - 10
DC - 3

TOTAL BLUE/LIGHT BLUE: 455 Electoral Votes

[FakeNoose]

33. Why is Colorado black on the map?

If they're -30 as it says in your list, shouldn't Colorado be a shade of blue?

[h2ebits]

36. Colorado is blue on the map.

It is one of the 4 corner states. I believe that you are looking at Wyoming which has a small population by size but a number of wealthy/rich people that dominate the rest of the population. Lots of oil and gas. . . .

[GoCubsGo]

34. I am shocked that he is underwater in South Carolina AT ALL,

let alone by that much. Not that I'm questioning that number. Lots of retirees here, many of whom I marched with at my local "No Kings" protests.

This is probably why the State Senate voted down Trump's attempts at redistricting the state TWICE. They saw the dummymander....

[wolfie001]

7. Wyoming: 50,000 uber wealthy and the rest are servants in trailers parks

[turbinetree]

9. 500,00 Antelope in the state have more common sense.........and to think I use to live in the state..........

[irisblue]

8. West Virginia, sister girl...what you doing Baby?

[orthoclad]

13. We could have succeeded there

Sanders was overwhelmingly popular there, because he addressed class oppression. But the identity politickers sneered at them for being dirty white workers. Kos celebrated their covid mortality.

Bear in mind, there are klan types there, but also a lot of simple honest workers who were ready to hear a message of class oppression. Instead, we drove them into Fox News' arms.

This is. a state where the US Army Air Corps bombed striking workers. We could have had them.

[RandomNumbers]

38. So, we need different messages in different places?

Got it!

(obviously, but seems to be missed by some)

[orthoclad]

39. No, class oppression is everywhere. Obviously.

[orthoclad]

11. It is TERRIFYING

that he has as much approval as he does.

Bear in mind: the Nazis took their inspiration from the USA.

[robbob]

24. It's amazing what a steady diet of Faux "News" will do to your perception of reality.

I’m sure we all have the misfortune of having tried to reason with people who choose to pollute their consciousness with this potent mix of hatred, propaganda, and lies. It’s frustrating. Every single truth we here believe about tRump (pedophilia,, corruption, sexual assault charges), even things which are verifiable and true (he IS a felon!), they dismiss and accuse Biden or Clinton (take your pick) of doing and being. They will stare an an image of the deserted site of the 250 “state fair” while the announcer tells them “thousands are here enjoying this magnificent event” and not bat an eye.

For a democracy to survive something has to be done about this, but how can you shut down a lie factory without being accused of shredding the right to free speech? That plus the 24/7 hate radio is what has brought your country to this sad state. People are voting for their own destruction.

[CapnSteve]

12. I like Texas in that shade of BLUE!

Yee-Haa!

[orangecrush]

15. ...

Trump and Putin want civil war here

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[Woodwizard]

18. My town in NY is 68 percent Republican

Yet almost no trump flags or signs they evaporated his first 3 months. Unlike his first term.

[Bobstandard]

19. Hawaii remembers the "Go for Broke" batallion

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[Ars Longa]

20. Florida and Texas look interesting!!

[Evolve Dammit]

21. Just an observation but that 28-34% hard core base was the same under Bush/Cheney. It's the deplorables...

[liberalla]

23. All in all, these numbers look encouraging...

To check any other state, check link below and scroll down to alphabetical list.
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(Also, much more detailed breakdown on each state individually can be found here.)
https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true

[niyad]

26. Thank you.

[niyad]

25. Where is the information on the 25 states that were not mentioned?

It does not seem to be an interactive map.

[caraher]

30. And this overestimates his popularity

There's a lot of empty land where his numbers are good.

[Aristus]

31. Washington State would be much deeper blue

if it weren’t for the Farmer Fartbrains out in Spokanistan.

[mdbl]

32. Might as well quote the map as "States with the least educated"

Idiocracy rules in those states

[LymphocyteLover]

37. Good news for flipping the House and Senate!