Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating with Hispanic voters has decreased, according to a recent poll by The Economist and YouGov. The approval rating stands at 28 percent, dropping from 38 percent the previous week. This change could affect the Republican Party's strategy with Hispanic voters in future elections.
Key Facts
- President Trump's approval rating among Hispanic voters is now at 28 percent.
- Overall, Trump's approval rating is at 39 percent, with 57 percent disapproval.
- The poll was conducted from December 20 to December 22 with 1,592 people surveyed.
- The poll's margin of error is 3.4 percent.
- Trump's approval rating with Hispanics was 38 percent last week and 39 percent earlier in December.
- This is the lowest approval rating with Hispanics since October, when it was 25 percent.
- Hispanic voters are an important group for future elections, especially in swing states.
- Shifts in Hispanic support may challenge the Republicans' goal to expand their voter base.
