President Donald Trump is underwater in 41 states and every major battleground state 20 months into his second White House term, according to new polling. The figures come from Civiqs' rolling tracking poll of registered voters. A Newsweek analysis compares Trump's current approval ratings with those recorded on January 20, 2025, the day he began his second term.
Nationally, Trump stands at 33 percent approval and 61 percent disapproval, giving him a net approval rating (those who approve minus those who disapprove) of minus 28. The state-level picture follows the same pattern, with support strongest in a handful of deeply Republican states and negative across every major battleground. Use the map below to explore where Trump's approval rating stands in every state.
Trump's strongest support remains concentrated in a small group of Republican states. Wyoming remains Trump's best-performing state with a net approval rating of +19. North Dakota follows at +11, while West Virginia and Arkansas are both at +9.
Idaho and Kansas are at +2, while Oklahoma and Montana are narrowly positive at +1. Those are the only states where more voters approve than disapprove of Trump's performance. Even there, support is notably weaker than at the start of his second term.
Wyoming has fallen from +47 to +19. North Dakota has dropped from +34 to +11. West Virginia has moved from +35 to +9.
The broad pattern is one of erosion rather than collapse. States that once gave Trump comfortable approval margins now offer much less political breathing room. The demographic breakdown highlights the groups driving Trump's negative national rating.
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