Trump support slips in US polls. What about Mississippi? President Donald Trump's approval rating has reached an all-time low in both his terms, according to recent national polling, with Mississippi, one of his strongest states, showing significant shifts in public sentiment. A Quinnipiac University poll released July 29 revealed Trump's approval rating at 32%, the lowest ever recorded for his presidency. Nearly 58% of respondents disapproved of his job performance, with overwhelming criticism on key issues such as immigration, trade, the economy, foreign policy, and Iran. Disapproval rates for these areas ranged from 57% to 66%, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction. An AP-NORC poll from July 30 further underscored the trend, placing Trump's approval rating at 33%, the lowest recorded by that pollster during his second term. The data reflects a broader national decline in support, with Mississippi emerging as a critical battleground. In the Magnolia State, Civiqs polling indicated Trump's approval rating had dropped to 46%, the lowest ever for the state. His disapproval rating stood at 48%, the highest for both terms, with about 5% of voters expressing neutrality. This marks a stark contrast to Trump's early 2025 performance in Mississippi, where he held a 55% approval rating and 42% disapproval. Throughout his second term, approval and disapproval rates remained closely aligned, but recent trends show a growing divergence. Since April, Mississippi voters have been almost evenly split on Trump, but by early June, his disapproval rating surpassed his approval. Since then, approval has steadily declined while disapproval has risen, signaling a potential turning point in the state's political landscape. National polling data further illustrates the president's declining popularity.#trump #mississippi #quinnipiac_university #ap_norc #civiqs
