Trump’s approval hits new low among Hispanic voters ahead of midterms
Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating is at a record low of 32 percent overall and has dropped to 24 percent among Hispanic voters ahead of the November midterm elections. This decline may affect Republican chances in key races, as Democrats seek to gain control of Congress.Key Facts
- A Reuters-Ipsos poll shows Trump has 32% overall approval and 24% approval among Hispanic voters.
- Trump’s support among Hispanics was higher in the 2024 presidential race, around 48%, but has since declined.
- About 52% of Hispanic voters now plan to vote for Democrats in the midterms, compared to 26% for Republicans.
- The midterms will decide if Republicans keep their majorities in the House and Senate.
- Some Republicans, including Florida Representative Maria Elvira Salazar, criticized Trump’s immigration policies, saying they have hurt Hispanic voters.
- Concerns over the cost of living and Trump's actions on Iran may lower support for Republican candidates.
- Trump is actively campaigning with rallies across the country and remains confident about Republican chances.
- Democrats hope to use Trump’s low approval to gain voter support and limit his agenda in Congress.
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