President Donald Trump’s approval rating among Arizonans declined 16 percentage points from February to December, a new poll shows.
Noble Predictive Insights released a poll showing that Arizonans' favorability toward Trump fell from +3% to -13% over a nine-month period.
Mike Noble, CEO of Noble Predictive Insights, told The Center Square that Trump’s unfavorable approval rating goes back to pocketbook issues.
“There’s been a lot of uncertainty created with a lot of the rapid changes in domestic policy that give voters a little bit of unease,” he explained.
Noble said Trump’s sliding approval rating in Arizona is “a flashing red warning light for Republicans – and a clear opening for Democrats.”
“In a state decided on the margins, an unpopular president changes the math,” he noted.
Like Trump, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs’ approval rating has gone down, according to the poll. In February, it stood at +6%, but in December 2025, it fell to +1%, a decrease of 5 percentage points.
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