2019 opinion polling on the Donald Trump administration

This is a list of opinion polls taken on the presidency of Donald Trump in 2019. Polls throughout the year showed that more disapproved of Trump than approved of him, generally by a margin of between five and fifteen percentage points. The polls also showed that the margin may have been stronger or weaker in some states, when compared with the national polls.

December

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	December 28–31, 2019	40%	52%	8%	1,500	online	[1]
			December 22–24, 2019	40%		9%	1,500	online	[2]
		American Research Group	December 17–20, 2019	39%	57%	4%	1,100	telephone	[3]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	December 16–17, 2019	41%	53%	5%	1,117	online	[4]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	December 14–17, 2019	44%	54%	2%	900	telephone	[5]
		YouGov (for The Economist)		40%	50%	10%	1,500	online	[6]
		CNN	December 12–15, 2019	43%	53%	4%	1,005	telephone	[7]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	December 11–15, 2019	43%	52%	5%	1,390		[8]
	All adults	Gallup	December 2–15, 2019	45%	51%	3%	1,025		[9]
	Registered voters	Suffolk University/USA Today	December 10–14, 2019	48%	50%	2%	1,000		[10]
	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	December 5–14, 2019	44%	52%	1%	905		[11]
		CNBC	December 10–13, 2019	40%	49%	11%	800		[12]
		NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	December 9–11, 2019	42%	52%	6%	1,774		[13]
	Registered voters	Fox News	December 8–11, 2019	45%	53%	1%	1,000		[14]
	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	December 9–10, 2019	40%	54%	5%	1,116	online	[15]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	December 7–10, 2019	42%	49%	9%	1,500	online	[16]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	December 4–9, 2019	41%	55%	4%	1,553	telephone	[17]
Texas	All adults	CNN	December 4–8, 2019	42%	50%	8%	1,205	telephone	[18]
United States	All adults	Monmouth University	December 4–8, 2019	43%	50%	8%	903	telephone	[19]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Marquette University Law School	December 3–8, 2019	47%	50%	2%	800	telephone	[20]
Tennessee	Registered voters	Vanderbilt University	November 19 – December 5, 2019	50%	46%	2%	1,000	telephone	[21]
United States	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	December 2–3, 2019	39%	55%	6%	1,117	online	[22]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	December 1–3, 2019	41%	50%	9%	1,500	online	[23]

  majority approve   plurality approve   majority disapprove   plurality disapprove

November

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
California	Registered voters	University of California, Berkeley	November 21–27, 2019	32%	68%	–	3,482	online	[24]
United States	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	November 25–26, 2019	41%	54%	5%	1,118		[25]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	November 24–26, 2019		52%	7%	1,500		[26]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	November 21–25, 2019	40%	54%	6%	1,355	telephone	[27]
	All adults	CNN	November 21–24, 2019	42%		4%	1,007		[28]
Virginia	Registered voters	Christopher Newport University	November 11–22, 2019	42%	55%	3%	901		[29]
United States	All adults	American Research Group	November 17–20, 2019	37%	60%		1,100		[30]
Virginia		Roanoke College	November 10–20, 2019	32%	51%		609		[31]
United States		Ipsos (for Reuters)	November 18–19, 2019	40%	55%	5%	1,116	online	[32]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	November 17–19, 2019	39%	51%	9%	1,500		[33]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Marquette University Law School	November 13–17, 2019	47%		1%	801	telephone	[34]
United States	All adults	NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	November 11–15, 2019	41%		7%	1,224		[35]
Texas	Registered voters	University of Texas at Tyler	November 5–14, 2019	43%	49%	8%	1,026	telephone and online	[36]
United States	All adults	Gallup	November 1–14, 2019		54%	3%	1,015	telephone	[37]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	November 12–13, 2019	39%	58%	4%	1,116	online	[38]
North Carolina	Registered voters	Fox News	November 10–13, 2019	47%	50%	2%	1,504	telephone	[39]
United States	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	November 10–12, 2019	41%		9%	1,500	online	[40]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	November 7–12, 2019		57%	2%	1,205	telephone	[41]
California		Public Policy Institute of California	November 3–12, 2019	33%	63%	4%	1,689		[42]
Pennsylvania	Registered voters	Muhlenberg College/The Morning Call	November 4–9, 2019	40%	56%		410		[43]
North Carolina	All adults	High Point University	November 1–7, 2019		52%	8%	1,049	telephone and online	[44]
United States		Ipsos (for Reuters)	November 4–5, 2019		54%	5%	1,114	online	[45]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	November 3–5, 2019	41%	50%	9%	1,500		[46]
		Monmouth University	October 30 – November 3, 2019	43%	51%	6%	908	telephone	[47]
Massachusetts	Registered voters	Western New England University	October 17 – November 1, 2019	25%	69%		405		[48]

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October

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	October 24–31, 2019	39%	56%	1%	903	telephone	[49]
		Gallup	October 14–31, 2019	41%	57%	2%	1,506		[50]
	Registered voters	Fox News	October 27–30, 2019	42%		1%	1,040		[51]
	All adults	NBC News/The Wall Street Journal		45%	53%	2%	900		[52]
		ABC News/The Washington Post	October 27–30, 2019	38%	58%	5%	1,003		[53]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	October 28–29, 2019	40%	57%	3%	1,114	online	[54]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	October 27–29, 2019		53%	8%	1,500		[55]
Indiana		Ball State University	October 8–28, 2019	52%	40%		600	telephone	[56]
New Hampshire		University of New Hampshire/CNN	October 21–27, 2019	44%	52%	4%	1,256		[57]
United States	Registered voters	Suffolk University/USA Today	October 23–26, 2019	46%	52%	2%	1,000		[58]
Arkansas	All adults	University of Arkansas	October 12–24, 2019	50%	45%	5%	811		[59]
United States		Grinnell College	October 17–23, 2019	40%	50%	10%	1,003		[60]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	October 20–22, 2019	42%	49%	9%	1,500	online	[61]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	October 18–22, 2019	39%	55%	6%	4,083		[62]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	October 17–21, 2019	38%	58%	5%	1,587	telephone	[63]
	All adults	CNN	October 17–20, 2019	41%	57%	2%	1,003		[64]
		American Research Group		37%	59%	4%	1,100		[65]
Mississippi	Likely voters	Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy	October 17–19, 2019	54%	42%		625		[66]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Marquette University Law School	October 13–17, 2019	46%	51%	2%	799		[67]
Minnesota		Star Tribune	October 14–16, 2019	40%	56%	4%	800		[68]
United States	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	October 14–15, 2019		54%	6%	1,115	online	[69]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	October 13–15, 2019	39%	51%	10%	1,500		[70]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	October 11–13, 2019	41%	54%	5%	1,195	telephone	[71]
	All adults	Public Religion Research Institute	October 10–13, 2019	43%	56%	1%	1,032	telephone and online	[72]
		Gallup	October 1–13, 2019	39%	57%	5%	1,526	telephone	[73]
	Likely voters	Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service	October 6–10, 2019	43%	53%	3%	1,000		[74]
	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	October 7–8, 2019	39%	55%	6%	1,118	online	[75]
	Registered voters	Fox News	October 6–8, 2019	43%		1%	1,003	telephone	[76]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)			49%	8%	1,500	online	[77]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	October 3–8, 2019	42%	56%	2%	1,205	telephone	[78]
		NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist			52%	5%	1,123		[79]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	October 4–7, 2019	40%	54%	6%	1,483		[80]
	All adults	NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	October 4–6, 2019	43%	53%	4%	800		[81]
		Investor's Business Daily	September 26 – October 3, 2019		54%	1%	900		[82]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Fox News	September 29 – October 2, 2019	44%		2%	1,512		[83]
New Jersey	All adults	Fairleigh Dickinson University	September 26 – October 2, 2019	34%	57%	8%	801		[84]
United States		Ipsos (for Reuters)	September 30 – October 1, 2019	40%	55%	5%	1,121	online	[85]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	September 28 – October 1, 2019	41%	50%	9%	1,500		[86]

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September

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
Virginia	All adults	The Washington Post/Schar School of Policy and Government	September 25–30, 2019	39%	58%	3%	876	telephone	[87]
United States		Gallup	September 16–30, 2019	40%	56%		2,431		[88]
Virginia	Registered voters	Christopher Newport University	September 4–30, 2019	37%	61%	2%	726		[89]
United States		Quinnipiac University	September 27–29, 2019	41%	53%	6%	1,115		[90]
	All adults	Monmouth University	September 23–29, 2019				1,161		[91]
		CNBC	September 24–28, 2019	37%	53%	10%	800		[92]
South Carolina		CNN	September 22–26, 2019	49%	47%	4%	1,200		[93]
United States		NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	September 25, 2019	44%	53%	3%	864		[94]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	September 24–25, 2019	40%		7%	1,117	online	[95]
California		Public Policy Institute of California	September 16–25, 2019	30%	66%	4%	1,680	telephone	[96]
United States		YouGov (for The Economist)	September 22–24, 2019	41%	50%	9%	1,500	online	[97]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	September 19–23, 2019	40%	55%	5%	1,337	telephone	[98]
	All adults	American Research Group	September 17–20, 2019		58%	2%	1,100		[99]
North Carolina		High Point University	September 13–19, 2019	42%	50%	8%	1,030	telephone and online	[100]
Maryland		Goucher College	September 13–18, 2019	27%	67%	4%	763	telephone	[101]
United States		Ipsos (for Reuters)	September 16–17, 2019	40%	55%	5%	1,116	online	[102]
	Registered voters	Fox News	September 15–17, 2019	45%	54%	1%	1,008	telephone	[103]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	September 14–17, 2019	41%	49%	9%	1,500	online	[104]
	Registered voters	NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	September 13–16, 2019	45%	53%	2%	900	telephone	[105]
New Jersey		Monmouth University	September 12–16, 2019	37%	56%	7%	651		[106]
Virginia	All adults	University of Mary Washington	September 3–15, 2019	39%	54%		1,009		[107]
United States		Gallup		43%		4%	1,525		[108]
		Pew Research Center		40%	59%	1%	9,895	online	[109]
		Public Religion Research Institute	August 22 – September 15, 2019	39%	60%	–	2,527	telephone and online	[110]
		Marquette University Law School	September 3–13, 2019	40%			1,423	online	[111]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	September 9–10, 2019	43%	53%	5%	1,116		[112]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	September 8–10, 2019	42%	50%	8%	1,500		[113]
		CNN	September 5–9, 2019	39%	55%	6%	1,639	telephone	[114]
Texas	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	September 4–9, 2019	45%	50%		1,410		[115]
United States	All adults	NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	September 5–8, 2019	41%	54%	5%	1,317		[116]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	September 3–8, 2019				1,205		[117]
		ABC News/The Washington Post	September 2–5, 2019	38%	56%	6%	1,003		[118]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	September 3–4, 2019	40%	54%	5%	1,116	online	[119]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	September 1–3, 2019	43%	49%	9%	1,500		[120]

  majority approve   plurality approve   majority disapprove   plurality disapprove

August

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	August 22–30, 2019	39%	55%	1%	903	telephone	[121]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Marquette University Law School	August 25–29, 2019	45%	53%		800		[122]
United States	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	August 26–27, 2019	39%	57%	4%	1,115	online	[123]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	August 24–27, 2019	42%	49%	10%	1,500		[124]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	August 21–26, 2019	38%	56%	6%	1,422	telephone	[125]
		Suffolk University/USA Today	August 20–25, 2019	44%	54%	2%	1,000		[126]
	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	August 19–20, 2019	41%	55%	4%	1,117	online	[127]
		American Research Group	August 17–20, 2019				1,100	telephone	[128]
		YouGov (for The Economist)			50%	8%	1,500	online	[129]
		Monmouth University	August 16–20, 2019	40%	53%	7%	800	telephone	[130]
Virginia	Likely voters	Roanoke College	August 11–19, 2019	27%		3%	556		[131]
United States	All adults	CNN	August 15–18, 2019	40%	54%	6%	1,001		[132]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	August 10–14, 2019	43%	55%	2%	1,000		[133]
		Gallup	August 1–14, 2019	41%	54%	5%	1,522		[134]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	August 12–13, 2019	42%	52%	7%	1,116	online	[135]
	Registered voters	Fox News	August 11–13, 2019	43%	56%	1%	1,013	telephone	[136]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	August 10–13, 2019	41%	50%	9%	1,500	online	[137]
New Hampshire		University of New Hampshire	July 29 – August 8, 2019	42%	53%	5%	489	telephone	[138]
United States		YouGov (for The Economist)	August 3–6, 2019	41%	49%	10%	1,500	online	[139]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	August 1–5, 2019		54%	5%	2,129		[140]
		The Washington Post/Kaiser Family Foundation	July 9 – August 5, 2019	37%	63%	–	2,293	telephone and online	[141]
		Pew Research Center	July 22 – August 4, 2019	40%	59%	1%	4,175	online	[142]
		Investor's Business Daily	July 25 – August 1, 2019		56%	2%	902	telephone	[143]

  majority approve   plurality approve   majority disapprove   plurality disapprove

July

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	Gallup	July 15–31, 2019	42%	54%	4%	3,038	telephone	[144]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	July 29–30, 2019	39%	57%		1,115	online	[145]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	July 27–30, 2019	41%	52%	7%	1,500		[146]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	July 25–28, 2019	40%	54%	6%	1,306	telephone	[147]
	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	July 22–23, 2019	41%	56%	3%	1,118	online	[148]
	Registered voters	Fox News	July 21–23, 2019	46%	51%		1,004	telephone	[149]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)		41%		9%	1,500	online	[150]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	July 18–23, 2019	44%	52%	4%	1,196	telephone	[151]
California		Public Policy Institute of California	July 14–23, 2019	32%	62%	5%	1,692		[152]
Ohio	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	July 17–22, 2019	43%	52%		1,431		[153]
United States	All adults	American Research Group	July 17–20, 2019	41%	56%	3%	1,100		[154]
		NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	July 15–17, 2019	44%	52%	5%	1,346		[155]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	July 15–16, 2019	41%	55%	4%	1,113	online	[156]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	July 14–16, 2019	44%	48%	8%	1,500		[157]
New Hampshire		University of New Hampshire/CNN	July 8–15, 2019	45%	51%	4%	855	telephone	[158]
United States		Gallup	July 1–12, 2019	44%		5%	1,525		[159]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	July 8–9, 2019	41%	54%	4%	1,115	online	[160]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	July 7–9, 2019	40%	51%	9%	1,500		[161]
	Registered voters	NBC News/The Wall Street Journal		45%	52%	3%	800	telephone	[162]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	June 30 – July 2, 2019	41%	49%	9%	1,500	online	[163]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	June 28 – July 2, 2019		55%	4%	2,221		[164]
		ABC News/The Washington Post	June 28 – July 1, 2019	44%	53%	3%	1,008	telephone	[165]

  majority approve   plurality approve   majority disapprove   plurality disapprove

June

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	CNN	June 28–30, 2019	43%	52%	5%	1,613	telephone	[166]
		Gallup	June 19–30, 2019	41%	54%		1,018		[167]
		Investor's Business Daily	June 20–27, 2019	43%	49%	1%	900		[168]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	June 24–25, 2019	41%	55%	4%	1,115	online	[169]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	June 22–25, 2019	42%	48%	10%	1,500		[170]
		American Research Group	June 17–20, 2019	42%	55%	3%	1,100	telephone	[171]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	June 17–18, 2019	41%	57%	2%	1,027	online	[172]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	June 16–18, 2019	43%	49%	9%	1,500		[173]
		Monmouth University	June 12–17, 2019	41%	50%		751	telephone	[174]
Florida	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University		44%	51%	5%	1,279		[175]
United States	All adults	Gallup	June 3–16, 2019	43%	55%	3%	1,015		[176]
	Registered voters	Suffolk University/USA Today	June 11–15, 2019	49%	48%		1,000		[177]
		Fox News	June 9–12, 2019	45%	53%		1,001		[178]
	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	June 10–11, 2019	40%	57%	2%	1,119	online	[179]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	June 9–11, 2019	42%	49%	8%	1,500		[180]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	June 8–11, 2019	44%	53%	3%	1,000	telephone	[181]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	June 6–10, 2019	42%		5%	1,214		[182]
	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	May 30 – June 7, 2019		52%	2%	906		[183]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	May 29 – June 5, 2019	39%	57%	3%	4,416	online	[184]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	June 2–4, 2019	42%	50%	9%	1,500		[185]
		NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	May 31 – June 4, 2019	41%	49%	10%	944	telephone	[186]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	May 30 – June 4, 2019	43%	55%	2%	1,206		[187]

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May

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	CNN	May 28–31, 2019	43%	52%	5%	1,006	telephone	[188]
		Gallup	May 15–30, 2019	40%	55%	4%	1,017		[189]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	May 28–29, 2019	41%	57%	3%	1,117	online	[190]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	May 26–28, 2019	42%	49%	9%	1,500		[191]
California		Public Policy Institute of California	May 19–28, 2019	34%	61%	4%	1,696	telephone	[192]
United States		CNBC	May 22–26, 2019	40%	50%	10%	800		[193]
Tennessee	Registered voters	Vanderbilt University	May 9–23, 2019	54%	44%	1%	1,000		[194]
United States	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	May 18–21, 2019	41%	51%	7%	1,500	online	[195]
		CBS News	May 17–20, 2019		52%	6%	1,101	telephone	[196]
		American Research Group	May 17–20, 2019	40%	56%	4%	1,100		[197]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)		41%	56%	3%	1,007	online	[198]
		Monmouth University	May 16–20, 2019	40%	52%	8%	802	telephone	[199]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University		38%	57%	5%	1,078		[200]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	May 12–14, 2019	39%	50%	10%	1,500	online	[201]
	Registered voters	Fox News	May 11–14, 2019	46%	53%	1%	1,008	telephone	[202]
	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	May 10–14, 2019	39%	55%	6%	2,010	online	[203]
Pennsylvania	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	May 9–14, 2019	42%	54%	4%	978	telephone	[204]
United States	All adults	Pew Research Center	April 29 – May 13, 2019	40%	59%	1%	10,170	online	[205]
		Gallup	May 1–12, 2019	42%	52%	6%	1,009	telephone	[206]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	May 6–7, 2019	39%	55%	5%	1,006	online	[207]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	May 5–7, 2019	42%	48%	9%	1,500		[208]
		Investor's Business Daily	April 26 – May 5, 2019	43%	50%	1%	900	telephone	[209]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	April 28 – May 1, 2019	46%	51%	3%			[210]

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April

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	Ipsos (for Reuters)	April 29–30, 2019	39%	56%	5%	1,004	online	[211]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	April 27–30, 2019	42%	50%	9%	1,500		[212]
		Gallup	April 17–30, 2019	46%		4%	1,024	telephone	[213]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	April 26–29, 2019	41%	55%	5%	1,044		[214]
	All adults	NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	April 24–29, 2019		53%	6%	1,017		[215]
		CNN	April 25–28, 2019	43%	52%	5%	1,007		[216]
New Hampshire	Likely voters	Suffolk University/The Boston Globe		41%	53%	6%	800		[217]
United States	All adults	ABC News/The Washington Post	April 22–25, 2019	39%	54%		1,001		[218]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	April 21–23, 2019	42%	50%	8%	1,500	online	[219]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	April 17–23, 2019	40%	53%	7%	4,018		[220]
		American Research Group	April 17–20, 2019	39%	57%	4%	1,100	telephone	[221]
New Hampshire		University of New Hampshire	April 10–18, 2019	41%	54%	5%	541		[222]
United States		Ipsos (for Reuters)	April 15–16, 2019	40%	56%	3%	1,006	online	[223]
	Registered voters	Fox News	April 14–16, 2019	45%	51%	4%	1,005	telephone	[224]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	April 13–16, 2019	41%	50%	9%	1,500	online	[225]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	April 11–16, 2019		55%	3%	1,203	telephone	[226]
		Monmouth University	April 11–15, 2019	40%	54%	6%	801		[227]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	April 6–9, 2019	39%	51%	10%	1,500	online	[228]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	April 5–9, 2019		56%	5%	2,667		[229]
		Gallup	April 1–9, 2019	45%	51%	4%	1,012	telephone	[230]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Marquette University Law School	April 3–7, 2019	46%	52%	1%	800		[231]
United States	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	March 28 – April 6, 2019	41%		---	902		[232]
	Likely voters	Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service	March 31 – April 4, 2019	43%		5%	1,000		[233]
North Carolina	All adults	High Point University#HPU Poll/High Point University	March 29 – April 4, 2019	40%		8%	841	telephone and online	[234]
United States		YouGov (for The Economist)	March 31 – April 2, 2019	42%	50%		1,500	online	[235]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	March 26 – April 1, 2019		53%	5%	3,962		[236]

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March

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	March 25–27, 2019	42%	51%	8%	938	telephone	[237]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	March 23–27, 2019	43%	53%	4%	1,000		[238]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	March 24–26, 2019		49%	8%	1,500	online	[239]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	March 20–26, 2019	42%	52%	6%	4,603		[240]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	March 21–25, 2019	39%	55%	5%	1,358	telephone	[241]
	All adults	Pew Research Center	March 20–25, 2019	40%			1,503		[242]
		CNBC	March 18–21, 2019		49%	11%	801		[243]
	Registered voters	Fox News	March 17–20, 2019	46%	51%	2%	1,002		[244]
	All adults	American Research Group		41%	55%	4%	1,100		[245]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	March 17–19, 2019	39%	53%	8%	1,500	online	[246]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	March 13–19, 2019		55%	5%	2,222		[247]
California		Public Policy Institute of California	March 10–19, 2019	29%	67%	4%	1,691	telephone	[248]
United States		Kaiser Family Foundation	March 13–18, 2019	40%	57%	3%	1,211		[249]
New York	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University		28%	68%	4%	1,216		[250]
United States	All adults	CNN	March 14–17, 2019	42%	51%	8%	1,003		[251]
	Registered voters	Suffolk University/USA Today	March 13–17, 2019	48%	49%	3%	1,000		[252]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	March 10–12, 2019	42%	50%	8%	1,500	online	[253]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	March 6–12, 2019	41%	54%	5%	2,207		[254]
South Carolina		Winthrop University	February 17 – March 12, 2019	42%	49%	7%	1,007	telephone	[255]
United States		Gallup	March 1–10, 2019	39%	57%	4%	1,039		[256]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	March 3–5, 2019	43%	48%	9%	1,500	online	[257]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	February 27 – March 5, 2019	39%	56%	5%	3,269		[258]
		Monmouth University	March 1–4, 2019	44%	51%		802	telephone	[259]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University		38%	55%	6%	1,120		[260]
	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	February 21 – March 2, 2019	41%	53%	3%	907		[261][262]
Maryland	Registered voters	Gonzales Research & Media Services	February 22 – March 1, 2019	38%	60%	2%	817		[263]

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February

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	Gallup	February 12–28, 2019	43%	54%	3%	1,932	telephone	[264]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	February 24–27, 2019	46%	52%	2%	900		[265]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	February 24–26, 2019	40%	51%	9%	1,500	online	[266]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	February 20–26, 2019	41%	55%	5%	3,514		[267]
New Hampshire	All adults	University of New Hampshire	February 18–26, 2019	43%	53%	3%	599	telephone	[268]
Texas	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	February 20–25, 2019	47%	50%	4%	1,222		[269]
United States	All adults	Kaiser Family Foundation	February 14–24, 2019	38%	56%	5%	1,440		[270]
		American Research Group	February 17–20, 2019	44%	53%	3%	1,100		[271]
Virginia		Roanoke College	February 10–20, 2019	38%	48%	14%	598		[272]
United States		YouGov (for The Economist)	February 17–19, 2019	44%		8%	1,500	online	[273]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	February 13–19, 2019	41%	55%	4%	3,322		[274]
Virginia	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	February 14–18, 2019	36%	59%	5%	1,150	telephone	[275]
Iowa	All adults	The Des Moines Register/Mediacom	February 10–13, 2019	46%	50%	4%	803		[276]
United States	Registered voters	Fox News	February 10–12, 2019	46%	52%	2%	1,004		[277]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)		40%		8%	1,500	online	[278]
Maryland		Goucher College	February 7–12, 2019	30%	66%	3%	808	telephone	[279]
United States		Ipsos (for Reuters)	February 6–12, 2019	39%	57%	4%	2,240	online	[280]
North Carolina		High Point University#HPU Poll/High Point University	February 4–11, 2019	40%	53%	8%	873	telephone and online	[281]
New Jersey		Monmouth University	February 8–10, 2019	37%	58%	5%	604	telephone	[282]
United States		Gallup	February 1–10, 2019	44%	52%	4%	1,016		[283]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	February 2–5, 2019	40%		8%	1,500	online	[284]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	January 30 – February 5, 2019	38%	57%	5%	2,470		[285]
California	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	January 30 – February 4, 2019	28%	67%	4%	912	telephone	[286]
United States	All adults	CNN	January 30 – February 2, 2019	40%	55%	5%	1,011		[287]
		Investor's Business Daily	January 24 – February 1, 2019	39%	57%	---	905		[288]

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January

Area polled	Segment polled	Polling group	Date	Approve	Disapprove	Unsure	Sample size	Polling method	Source(s)
United States	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	January 27–29, 2019	37%	53%	9%	1,500	online	[289]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	January 23–29, 2019	39%	56%	4%	2,958		[290]
California		Public Policy Institute of California	January 20–29, 2019	30%	67%	3%	1,688	telephone	[291]
United States	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	January 25–28, 2019	38%	57%	5%	1,004		[292]
	All adults	Monmouth University	January 25–27, 2019	41%	54%		805		[293]
		Gallup	January 21–27, 2019	37%	59%	3%	1,500		[294]
Michigan	Likely voters	WDIV-TV/The Detroit News	January 24–26, 2019	44%	52%	4%	600		[295]
United States	All adults	ABC News/The Washington Post	January 21–24, 2019	37%	58%	5%	1,001		[296]
		NBC News/The Wall Street Journal	January 20–23, 2019	43%	54%	3%	900		[297]
	Registered voters	Fox News	January 20–22, 2019			2%	1,008		[298]
	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	January 20–22, 2019	40%	52%	8%	1,500	online	[299]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	January 16–22, 2019		55%	5%	2,274		[300]
	Registered voters	Public Policy Polling	January 19–21, 2019		57%	3%	760	telephone and online	[301]
	All adults	CBS News	January 18–21, 2019	36%	59%	5%	1,102	telephone	[302]
New York	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	January 16–21, 2019	29%	67%	4%	929		[303]
United States	All adults	American Research Group	January 17–20, 2019	41%	54%	5%	1,100		[304]
Wisconsin	Registered voters	Marquette University Law School	January 16–20, 2019	44%	52%	4%	800		[305]
United States	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	January 12–15, 2019	41%		8%	1,500	online	[306]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	January 9–15, 2019		55%	4%	3,363		[307]
		Kaiser Family Foundation	January 9–14, 2019	38%	59%	3%	1,190	telephone	[308]
		Pew Research Center		37%			1,505		[309]
		NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist	January 10–13, 2019	39%	53%	8%	1,023		[310]
	Registered voters	Quinnipiac University	January 9–13, 2019	41%	55%	3%	1,209		[311]
	All adults	Investor's Business Daily	January 3–12, 2019	42%	54%	2%	903		[312][313]
		CNN	January 10–11, 2019	37%	57%	7%	848		[314]
		YouGov (for The Economist)	January 6–8, 2019	40%	51%	10%	1,500	online	[315]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	January 2–8, 2019		55%	5%	2,201		[316]
Maryland	Registered voters	Gonzales Research & Media Services	December 28, 2018 – January 4, 2019	34%	64%	3%	809	telephone	[317]
United States	All adults	YouGov (for The Economist)	December 30, 2018 – January 1, 2019	42%	51%	7%	1,500	online	[318]
		Ipsos (for Reuters)	December 26, 2018 – January 1, 2019	41%	54%	5%	2,482		[319]

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See also

• Opinion polling on an Impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump