Trump’s approval hits lowest point while Hispanic voters favor Dems, according to Reuters/Ipsos poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating plummeted to a new low as Hispanic voters plan to switch lanes and favor Democrats. With less than a month until the midterms, Trump's unpopularity has left the Republican Party struggling to gain a majority. A recent poll revealed that only 24% of Hispanic voters approve of Trump in his second term. Hispanic Americans played a major role in propelling Trump to power during the past elections, but that support is shifting. Declining support from Hispanic voters has largely contributed to Trump's low ratings, now at 32% overall. Meanwhile, Independents remain undecided, although 37% currently support Democrats ahead of the elections. About 52% of Hispanic registered voters plan to vote for Democrats, while only 26% will go Republican. The poll was conducted nationwide with nearly 4,506 U.S. adults participating, reflecting a significant shift. Despite his low approval ratings, Trump has been campaigning across the nation for fellow Republican…
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The findings add to evidence of an enthusiasm gap favoring Democrats and suggest potential cracks in the coalition that propelled Trump in 2024, when he won the popular vote.
