Summary
President Donald Trump's approval ratings are decreasing among Latino voters. New polling data shows a significant drop in his support from earlier this year, particularly among Latino independents, women, and young voters. Concerns about the economy, including tariffs and rising costs, are contributing to this decline.
Key Facts
- Trump's approval among Latino voters fell from -11 points in February to -23 points in September.
- His favorability rating also dropped from -12 to -20 points in the same period.
- A key factor in the decline is economic concerns, with 64% of Hispanic voters rating the U.S. economy as "poor."
- Trump's support from Latino independents decreased sharply, from -6 to -36 points.
- Latino women shifted from a -21 approval to -37, showing growing disfavor.
- Younger Latino voters' approval ratings dropped from -6 to -33 points over the summer.
- The majority of Latino voters believe Trump's tariffs are raising the cost of goods, with 42% saying prices are rising "a lot."
- Economic challenges such as job losses and housing affordability are part of broader concerns among voters.
