tRump's approval ratings by state: 31 negative, 19 positive

[Demovictory9]

See map at the link

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/news/content/ar-AA1IX2eg

According to polling compiled by Civiqs, which compiled 39,770 responses in 50 states, Trump's approval rating is negative in 31 states and positive in 19 states.

What To Know
Trump's highest approval rating is in Wyoming, where he has a net approval rating of +35 percent. He is also favored in West Virginia (+31 percent), Idaho (+25 percent) and Oklahoma (+23 percent). In other states, his approval rating is underwater. Hawaii is the state where Trump commands the least support. His approval rating there is net -52 percent. In Vermont, it is at -46 percent. Trump is even seeing discontent in his home state of Florida, where his net approval rating is -3 percent.

[NoMoreRepugs]

1. The disconnect from reality of the trumpers is unfathomable to me.

[Polybius]

2. +35 percent in Wyoming +31 percent in West Virginia...

I hope we don't waste resources running our candidates there. It's a lost cause.

[ProfessorGAC]

3. I Get A Kick Out Of Wyoming

All these "rugged individualists" who feel a need to have a big daddy in D.C.

[Keepthesoulalive]

4. With his cuts West Virginia will suffer the most.

They will not learn that republicans are destroying them.

[Polybius]

8. Yep

Vance might only win 65% of WV in 2028, instead of Trump's 70%.

[róisín_dubh]

9. I'm literally counting the days when...

I can cut ties with that god forsaken Hell hole. It’s about 2.5 months now

[Texasgal]

5. Unhinged X post

incoming!

[JanMichael]

6. What is North Carolina's number?

[Rstrstx]

7. Umm, -10?

Newsweek says their map was drawn using data by Civiqs. This is the only thing I can find from Civiqs:

https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

Note that they list the data as running from January 20 to July 19

[Chellee]

10. The numbers by state

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-approval-rating-states-map-2100144

The numbers at the Newsweek map are not exactly the same as MSN's reporting of Newsweek's reporting, so I'm not sure where the disconnect is there, if they changed after going to press, or sloppiness...

Alabama: +15
Alaska: -7
Arkansas: +19
Arizona: -9
California: -38
Colorado: -23
Connecticut: -32
Delaware: -25
Florida: -4
Georgia: -11
Hawaii: -49
Idaho: +25
Indiana: +13
Illinois: -30
Iowa: -5
Kansas: +10
Kentucky: +18
Louisiana: +6
Maine: -20
Maryland: -42
Massachusetts: -39
Michigan: -16
Minnesota: -20
Mississippi: -10
Missouri: +6
Montana: +15
Nebraska: +16
Nevada: -2
New Hampshire: -25
New Jersey: -27
New Mexico: -22
New York: -32
North Carolina: -11
North Dakota: +24
Ohio: -2
Oklahoma: +25
Oregon: -33
Pennsylvania: -12
Rhode Island: -29
South Carolina: +5
South Dakota: +15
Tennessee: +19
Texas: -6
Utah: +9
Vermont: -48
Virginia: -22
Washington: -30
West Virginia: +32
Wisconsin: -11
Wyoming: +33