President Donald Trump's approval rating by state as of June 2025
President Donald Trump's second run as commander in chief of the United States has entered Summer 2025 in a vortex of turbulent times. Questions surrounding the hikes on tariffs that have impacted the economy—which has since been backtracked and realigned at times under new deals and stall tactics—have been at the forefront of the administration's first 100 days in office and beyond.
Most recently, mass demonstrations across the country have placed the president's federal immigration operations and subsequent use of power in the national spotlight, with many turning their attention to the unrest in Los Angeles, California, where political battles have only escalated the current situation.
The 47th president's approval rating has reflected the national tensions, though not in any lopsided sense. As "No Kings Day" rallies kick off across the country, the current data shows overall approval ratings anywhere from 44% to 53%, depending on the source.
What is President Donald Trump's approval rating in each state? According to one set of data, here's the updated breakdown in all 50...
President Trump approval rating: 62%
President Trump approval rating: 49%
President Trump approval rating: 50%
President Trump approval rating: 61%
President Trump approval rating: 33%
President Trump approval rating: 39%
President Trump approval rating: 40%
President Trump approval rating: 36%
President Trump approval rating: 53%
President Trump approval rating: 46%
President Trump approval rating: 26%
President Trump approval rating: 66%
President Trump approval rating: 37%
President Trump approval rating: 57%
President Trump approval rating: 49%
President Trump approval rating: 57%
President Trump approval rating: 59%
President Trump approval rating: 56%
President Trump approval rating: 40%
President Trump approval rating: 30%
President Trump approval rating: 32%
President Trump approval rating: 47%
President Trump approval rating: 43%
President Trump approval rating: 57%
President Trump approval rating: 54%
President Trump approval rating: 56%
President Trump approval rating: 54%
President Trump approval rating: 47%
President Trump approval rating: 41%
President Trump approval rating: 40%
President Trump approval rating: 45%
President Trump approval rating: 38%
President Trump approval rating: 47%
President Trump approval rating: 67%
President Trump approval rating: 50%
President Trump approval rating: 63%
President Trump approval rating: 37%
President Trump approval rating: 46%
President Trump approval rating: 36%
President Trump approval rating: 55%
President Trump approval rating: 58%
President Trump approval rating: 59%
President Trump approval rating: 50%
President Trump approval rating: 56%
President Trump approval rating: 26%
President Trump approval rating: 42%
President Trump approval rating: 36%
President Trump approval rating: 68%
President Trump approval rating: 45%
President Trump approval rating: 69%
(Data courtesy of World Population Review)
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: President Donald Trump's approval rating in each state as of June 2025
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