Donald Trump’s approval has plummeted in 15 states he won in 2024, with all key swing states showing net disapproval and potential signs of electoral fatigue.
Trump’s Approval Rating Falls Below Zero in 15 States He Carried in 2024 And All Swing States
Donald Trump cruised to a 2024 victory by dominating the Electoral College map, but less than a year into his new term, approval ratings are slipping—like a fat man ice skating with banana peels.
A new analysis by The Economist made the crazy revelation. Trump’s net approval rating is underwater in 15 states he won last November, including all seven key swing states. There they are: Michigan (-11), Nevada (-12), North Carolina (-8), Wisconsin (-13), Arizona (-12), Pennsylvania (-12) and Georgia (-6). JD Vance is salivating.
What’s next will have his walnuts tingling.
The president also saw negative ratings in Republican-leaning states such as Texas (-8), Ohio (-6) and Utah (-5). TEXAS? Even Missouri (-2), Indiana (-3), Florida (-3), Kansas (-4), and Iowa (-4) show more disapproval than support. All 15 of these states voted for Trump in 2024. That is crazy.
His recent moves are the reason, all of which were outlined in Project 2025. His newly imposed “Liberation Day” tariffs have sparked criticism from both economists and working-class Americans. These crazy, headline-making immigration enforcement actions SUCK! Last week we had the “No Kings” protests across the country. We should have had early Juneteenth celebrations.
In solid-blue states, it gets crazier. Trump’s lowest net rating is in D.C. at -73. Then there is Massachusetts (-36), Maryland (-36), Rhode Island (-36), California (-31), Washington (-28), New York (-24) and Vermont (-29). The opposition is deep.
Still, in red states, a lot of voters continue to back him. Arkansas, South Carolina (+16), Alabama (+12), Alaska (+10) and Kentucky (+9) are still in the F##k Around Phase. They will find out.
If you need other confirmations, here they are.
Multiple other polls confirm the national slide:
- YouGov/Economist (June 13–16): Approval at 41%, disapproval at 54%.
- Morning Consult (June 13–15): Approval at 46%, disapproval at 52%.
- J.L. Partners (June 16–17): Approval steady at 46%, but disapproval jumped 11 points to 51% since February.
- Reuters/Ipsos (June 11–16): Approval stable at 42%, disapproval up 2 points to 54%.
- HarrisX/Harvard (June 11–12): Approval dipped to 46%, disapproval climbed to 50%.
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