President Donald Trump’s approval ratings continue to vary significantly across the United States as the 2026 midterm elections approach. According to polling data from Civiqs, a majority of Americans currently disapprove of the president’s job performance, while support remains stronger in several Republican-leaning states.
The latest figures highlight the political divide across the country, with approval ranging from below 20 percent in some states to nearly 60 percent in others.
National
According to the Civiqs survey, 37 percent of Americans approve of President Trump’s job performance, while 57 percent disapprove.
The polling comes as the administration continues to face public attention over domestic policy and international developments ahead of the November midterm elections.
| National Approval | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Approve | 37% |
| Disapprove | 57% |
Highest
Several traditionally Republican states recorded the highest approval ratings for President Trump.
| State | Approval Rating |
|---|---|
| North Dakota | 59% |
| Wyoming | 59% |
| West Virginia | 55% |
| Alabama | 53% |
| Idaho | 52% |
| Oklahoma | 52% |
| South Dakota | 52% |
| Arkansas | 51% |
| Kansas | 50% |
| Montana | 50% |
| Tennessee | 50% |
These states remain among the president’s strongest areas of support according to the latest polling.
Lowest
The lowest approval ratings were reported in several Democratic-leaning states.
| State | Approval Rating |
|---|---|
| Hawaii | 19% |
| Vermont | 20% |
| Maryland | 22% |
| Massachusetts | 26% |
| California | 27% |
| Oregon | 28% |
| Washington | 28% |
| Connecticut | 29% |
| Rhode Island | 29% |
| New York | 30% |
The results reflect the continued political differences between regions of the country.
Battlegrounds
Several competitive states remain closely watched ahead of the midterm elections.
| State | Approval Rating |
|---|---|
| Arizona | 43% |
| Georgia | 37% |
| Michigan | 38% |
| Nevada | 38% |
| North Carolina | 41% |
| Pennsylvania | 39% |
| Wisconsin | 41% |
These states are expected to play an important role in determining control of Congress during the upcoming elections.
Trends
Approval ratings continue to reflect a clear regional pattern.
Support remains generally higher across much of the South, Great Plains, and Mountain West, while lower ratings are concentrated along the West Coast and in much of the Northeast.
Political analysts often monitor these trends because approval ratings can influence voter enthusiasm, campaign messaging, and candidate performance during election cycles.
Outlook
With the midterm elections only a few months away, both major political parties are expected to closely watch shifts in public opinion.
Approval ratings represent public opinion at the time the survey was conducted and can change as political, economic, and international events develop. Whether these numbers translate into election results will become clearer as voters head to the polls in November.
FAQs
What is Trump’s national approval rating?
The poll shows 37% approval nationwide.
Which states have the highest approval?
North Dakota and Wyoming lead at 59%.
Which state has the lowest approval?
Hawaii recorded the lowest at 19%.
What poll provided the data?
The state ratings are based on Civiqs polling.
Why do approval ratings matter?
They can influence campaign strategy and voter sentiment.
