Summary
A new poll shows a decrease in President Donald Trump's favorability among Hispanic adults since he began his second term. Hispanic voters express increasing financial stress and dissatisfaction with Trump's policies on the economy and immigration. This shift in opinion may impact future elections, as Hispanic voters have become a significant and growing part of the electorate.
Key Facts
- President Trump’s favorability among Hispanic adults dropped from 44% to 25% since January.
- 73% of Hispanic adults now believe the country is going in the wrong direction, up from 63% in March.
- Economic concerns remain high among Hispanic voters, with many feeling continued financial stress.
- Hispanic voters accounted for 10% of the electorate in the 2024 election.
- 43% of Hispanic voters supported Trump in the last election, an increase from 35% in 2020.
- Approval of Trump's handling of the economy and immigration has decreased among Hispanic adults.
- Hispanic communities are affected by Trump's strict immigration policies, which some link to economic challenges.
