Summary
Recent polls show that former President Donald Trump is losing support from key voter groups, including Gen Z, Black, and Latino voters, who helped boost his performance in the 2024 election. His stance on climate change, which many young voters oppose, may contribute to this decline. Data indicates that these voter groups had shifted towards Trump in the previous election, but their support is now decreasing.
Key Facts
- A Marist poll shows declines in Trump's support among Gen Z, Latino, and Black voters.
- Trump's approval among Black voters dropped from -42 in June to -53.
- Support from Latino voters decreased from -5 to -16.
- Gen Z support fell from -22 to -38.
- Men in these demographic groups, especially Black and Latino men, showed significant shifts towards Trump in the past but are now shifting back.
- Gen Z voters express concern about Trump's record on climate change, which may affect their support.
- Trump's administration has taken steps to reduce environmental protections, which Gen Z voters generally oppose.
- The latest polling indicates a decline in Trump's popularity among Latino men and younger voters regarding climate policies.
