General Discussion

Several traditionally red states were close and the neither approve or disapprove would probably swing to the GOP but interesting nonetheless:

RED/PINK (net positive for Trump) — 14 states
Alabama (+14) - 9
Arkansas (+12) - 6
Idaho (+14) - 4
Indiana (+2) - 11
Kansas (+5) - 6
Mississippi (+1) - 6
Montana (+5) - 4
North Dakota (+17) - 3
Oklahoma (+11) - 7
South Dakota (+12) - 3
Tennessee (+6) - 11
Utah (+1) - 6
West Virginia (+14) - 4
Wyoming (+24) - 3
TOTAL RED/PINK Electoral Votes: 83 (14 states)

BLUE/LIGHT BLUE (net negative for Trump) — 36 states + DC
Alaska (-9) - 3
Arizona (-12) - 11
California (-44) - 54
Colorado (-30) - 10
Connecticut (-40) - 7
Delaware (-34) - 3
Florida (-12) - 30
Georgia (-20) - 16
Hawaii (-60) - 4
Illinois (-32) - 19
Iowa (-14) - 6
Kentucky (-3) - 8
Louisiana (-3) - 8
Maine (-28) - 4
Maryland (-50) - 10
Massachusetts (-46) - 11
Michigan (-19) - 15
Minnesota (-28) - 10
Missouri (-4) - 10
Nebraska (-2) - 5
Nevada (-24) - 6
New Hampshire (-31) - 4
New Jersey (-34) - 14
New Mexico (-33) - 5
New York (-38) - 28
North Carolina (-14) - 16
Ohio (-10) - 17
Oregon (-39) - 8
Pennsylvania (-17) - 19
Rhode Island (-37) - 4
South Carolina (-7) - 9
Texas (-13) - 40
Vermont (-58) - 3
Virginia (-27) - 13
Washington (-40) - 12
Wisconsin (-13) - 10
DC - 3

TOTAL BLUE/LIGHT BLUE: 455 Electoral Votes