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demmiblue

(39,343 posts) Wed Jan 21, 2026, 12:35 PM Wednesday

Trump approval, per The Economist --... These states all have Senate elections this year [View all]

Trump approval, per The Economist â€”

Georgia: -18.6%
Maine: -18.4%
Texas: -17.2%
Michigan: -15.8%
North Carolina: -13.6%
Ohio: -9.2%
Iowa: -8.7%
Florida: -7.5%
South Carolina: -7.3%
Mississippi: -6.9%
Alaska: -6.6%
Louisiana: -5.1%
Nebraska: -1.8%

These states all have Senate elections this year
— Prem Thakker ãƒ„ (@premthakker.bsky.social) 2026-01-21T16:03:27.898Z

https://www.economist.com/interactive/trump-approval-tracker

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Trump approval, per The Economist --... These states all have Senate elections this year [View all] demmiblue Wednesday OP

jeez, farmers are brainwashed. pansypoo53219 Wednesday #1

The two states with the highest 'rump approval are Idaho and Wyoming - ranching and lumbering, etc. erronis Wednesday #2

And they get one Senator for every hundred people. BurnDoubt Wednesday #6

Brainwashed - in no small part thanks to Sinclair Broadcast Group Seinan Sensei Wednesday #9

they've done such a good job of brainwashing NJCher Wednesday #14

I'm surprised at the levels of Southern states. 70sEraVet Wednesday #3

It depends where in the south... fujiyamasan Wednesday #5

Race To The WH gives Ossof a 79.1% chance to win in GA as of today Wiz Imp Wednesday #11

In a wave election as November appears set to be, seats tend to flip as a block Deminpenn Wednesday #16

Time to sow some hard questions... BurnDoubt Wednesday #4

Time to drive home: *rump equals all republicans NBachers Wednesday #7

Maine ExtraGriz Wednesday #8

Is Texas really that low? I find that hard to believe Mr. Sparkle Wednesday #10

don't mistake -17% for 17% mike_c Wednesday #13

Ah, that makes sense Mr. Sparkle Wednesday #18

I think people in Texas, especially the business owners, are starting to realize that... LudwigPastorius Wednesday #17

Paxton will probably win the Texas primary, Cornyn is hopefully toast MagickMuffin Wednesday #12

Approval numbers are based on date, but projected Deminpenn Wednesday #15

Yay, AL is almost into the negative (only 2.9%) ! Been hoping for that for years ! eppur_se_muova Wednesday #19