Summary
In the 2024 U.S. presidential election, President Donald Trump won significant support from Hispanic voters, who played a key role in his victory. However, recent surveys show that his approval among these voters has declined, mainly due to economic concerns like handling inflation and the cost of living. While some Hispanic voters switched parties due to dissatisfaction with the previous administration's economy, they now express concerns about economic challenges under Trump.
Key Facts
- Hispanic voters significantly supported President Trump in the 2024 election.
- Trump received 46% of Latino votes, the highest for a Republican in U.S. history.
- Recent polls indicate Trump's support among Hispanic voters has dropped to 38%.
- The economy was the main reason 93% of Latinos voted for Trump in 2024.
- 61% of Latinos do not approve of Trump's handling of the economy.
- 69% of Latinos are unhappy with Trump's management of inflation.
- Hispanic voters make up the largest non-white voting group in the U.S., with over 36 million people.
- Many Latino voters are concerned about high prices and affordability issues.
