President Trump Reached Record Low Approval in Georgia
A new Civiqs poll shows that President Trump's approval rating in Georgia has fallen to 34%.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Economic Indicators
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President Trump has reached a record low approval rating in Georgia, according to a recent Civiqs poll. The data shows that 34% of residents approve of his performance, while 59% disapprove.
Why it matters
These figures highlight a significant decline in local support, as the current 34% approval rating marks a notable drop from the 46% approval recorded at the start of his second term.
A Civiqs poll based on more than 134,000 responses tracks current approval at 34% versus 46% recorded at the start of the second term. The poll remains the primary source for this state-level trend.
The players
Donald Trump
He is the current President of the United States.
Harry Truman
He is a former President of the United States who recorded a historical low approval rating of 22%.
George W. Bush
He is a former President of the United States who recorded a historical low approval rating of 25%.
The details
The survey results also indicate that 7% of Georgians remain neutral regarding the president's performance. Nationally, recent polling from sources like AP News, Fox News, and Reuters/Ipsos reports approval ratings ranging between 31% and 39%.
Timeline
Jan. 20, 2017: Trump's first presidential term started.
Jan. 20, 2021: Trump's first presidential term ended.
Jan. 20, 2025: Trump's second presidential term started.
mid-September 2026: Current polling timeframe for Georgia approval ratings began.
Jan. 20, 2029: Trump's presidency is scheduled to end.
Macro View
Presidential approval trends historically fluctuate throughout an administration, often mirroring cycles seen during past presidencies such as Harry Truman's 22% low. Current figures in Georgia reflect a specific downturn that sits well above these historic lows.
Shifts in presidential approval can often influence local political climates and policy priorities for state residents. These figures provide a snapshot of current public sentiment that may affect future local legislative agendas.
The takeaway
Monitoring fluctuations in state-level polling offers insight into how national leadership is perceived across diverse regional demographics. These data points help residents understand the current political environment and how it compares to historical precedents.
What happens next
President Trump's presidency is scheduled to end on Jan. 20, 2029.
Further reading
For broader context on current state trends, see Economic Indicators.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Savannah Morning News.
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