Poll finds Latino voters moving away from Trump and Republicans
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Latino voters have shifted toward Democrats ahead of the midterm elections as support for President Donald Trump and the Republican Party has declined, according to a new NBC News/Telemundo poll reported by several outlets.
The survey of 800 Hispanic respondents found that 27% approved of Trump’s performance, while 69% disapproved, The Hill reported. His support among Hispanic voters has fallen from its 2024 level, when Trump made gains with the group.
The poll also found broad dissatisfaction with Trump’s handling of major issues. Nearly six in 10 Hispanic voters disapproved of his handling of border security. Politico reported that Trump received low marks on both the economy and immigration enforcement, while Democrats held an advantage among Latino voters.
The findings indicate that some of Trump’s recent gains with Latino voters have eroded as the midterms approach. NBC News, CNN, The New York Times, USA Today and Fox News all described the poll as showing Latino or Hispanic voters moving away from Trump and Republicans and back toward Democrats.
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