US EditionPoll finds Trump’s approval rating below 50% in every 2024 swing state
- A Civiqs poll from January to April 2025 found Donald Trump's approval rating below 50% in key 2024 swing states like Arizona, Georgia, and Michigan.
- This low approval stems from ongoing national dissatisfaction, shown by polling averages placing Trump's net approval about 12 points underwater since early 2024.
- Additional factors include economic strains in battleground states, such as Michigan's rising 5.5% unemployment rate linked to Trump's tariffs on vehicles and auto parts.
- According to the poll, Trump's approval ranged from 44% to 46% in these swing states, while nationally his approval fell from 48% in February to 41% by mid-April 2025.
- These results indicate persistent challenges for Trump’s popularity in crucial states, suggesting potential difficulties in maintaining electoral support amid economic concerns.
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Trump’s Popularity Tanks in Every 2024 Swing State: Polls
As President Donald Trump marks his first 100 days in office, his approval ratings are plummeting nationwide, including in the key swing states that helped get him elected. Trump held a rally Tuesday in Michigan, a crucial battleground state where he won by a solid margin against former Vice President Kamala Harris. However, Michigan has been severely impacted by Trump’s tough trade tariffs and hostile stance toward Canada. Michigan’s unemployme…
Poll finds Trump’s approval rating below 50% in every 2024 swing state
As the Trump administration celebrates its first 100 days, polls show Americans are increasingly dissatisfied with the president's second term, even in the same swing states that vaulted him into the White House.
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Kaitlin Senk shows that despite Trump’s election win, his approval has fallen sharply due to unpopular policies, while Democrats gain support through popular candidates and progressive measures.
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