Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Changes Direction With Non-White Voters
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have increased among Black and Hispanic voters in recent polls. However, majority of these groups still disapprove of his performance, and approval among White voters has not changed much.Key Facts
- Three polls between September 18 and October 5 showed a rise in Trump’s net approval by 19 points among Black voters and 20 points among Hispanic voters.
- Approval ratings among White voters stayed mostly the same across these polls.
- Despite the increase, most Black and Hispanic respondents still disapprove of President Trump’s performance.
- These polls measure approval of Trump personally, not necessarily support for other Republican candidates.
- The change in approval may indicate that some voters from the 2024 election coalition are staying supportive ahead of the midterm elections.
- Experts suggest targeted Republican campaigns and media might be influencing some Black and Hispanic voters.
- The White House credits Trump’s political coalition, known as MAGA, and policies on taxes, immigration, and the economy for this change.
- Poll margins of error are around plus or minus 3.4 percentage points, indicating some uncertainty in exact approval ratings.
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