Trump approval by state, scaled by number of voters:

[demmiblue]

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[rownesheck]

1. Well

at least Texas ain't the worst.

[yardwork]

2. Too bad about Ohio.

[W_HAMILTON]

3. That's actually probably a good representation of the electoral college vote in the next election.

Georgia might be flipped due to Republican control of their state government and the inevitable voter suppression that comes with it, though.

[TwilightZone]

4. Approval doesn't necessarily relate to votes

Plenty of people disapproved of him in 2016 and voted for him anyway, so we need to be cautious when equating approval to the potential outcome of a state's vote.

[John Fante]

8. True, but with these numbers, it's difficult to make a case that he's added

to his base. In a high-turnout election, that's, bad news for Gump.

[rainin]

5. What would the map look like if truth in media was universal?

Put another way, are all these tRump supporters evil or misinformed?

[Karadeniz]

6. Interesting! Great Lakes states look promising. Florida could be worse.

[hlthe2b]

7. Very interesting graphic representation.

Stay outta my state, Trump. Your plans for Colorado are not going to come to pass!