Latino Voters Swing Away From Trump
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The poll surveyed 800 registered Latino voters across the U.S. from Sept. 21-28, finding that 69% say they disapprove of Trump's performance, compared to just 27% who approve.
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A new poll from the news agency Reuters and the research firm Ipsos has found that United States President Donald Trump’s approval rating remains at a record low as the midterm elections approach in November.
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Scott Bland's analysis of a recent NBC News/Telemundo poll reveals that Latino voters are shifting away from President Donald Trump and towards the Democratic Party for the 2026 midterms, with Democrats now leading by 24 points among Latino registered voters. The primary driver behind this shift is economic dissatisfaction rather than immigration issues; Latinos now favor Democrats over Republicans on handling the…
3 takeaways from our new poll of Latino voters: From the Politics Desk →2 articles from NBC News on this storyA recent poll from NBC News and Telemundo shows Latino voters are shifting back towards Democrats ahead of the midterm elections, with 69% disapproving of President Trump’s performance compared to 27% who approve. The survey also indicates that 59% of Latino voters prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress over Republican control at 35%. This shift reverses some gains Republicans made among Latinos in previous years…
Latino voters swing back to Democrats ahead of midterm elections: poll →President Donald Trump's approval rating remained at a record low of 32%, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. The poll also found that only 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trump’s performance, the lowest in his presidency. Additionally, just 26% of Hispanic registered voters intend to vote Republican in the upcoming midterm elections, with 52% planning to support Democrats instead.
Trump approval at record low; Hispanic voters sour on Republicans, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds →A recent Reuters-Ipsos poll shows President Donald Trump's approval rating among Hispanic voters dropped to 24%, the lowest since he took office. This decline comes as midterm elections approach in November, with Democrats hoping to capitalize on Trump’s low approval ratings across all demographics to gain majorities in Congress. The poll indicates that 52% of Hispanic voters plan to vote for Democratic candidates…
Trump’s approval hits new low among Hispanic voters ahead of midterms →Donald Trump's approval ratings fell to a record low of 32% according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted on Monday. The dip is particularly notable among independent voters and Latinos who supported him in previous elections. As midterm elections approach, this decline could significantly impact Republican candidates' chances of retaining control of Congress. Despite the polls, Trump dismisses criticism and…
Trump approval ratings plummet to new low, polls show →Analysis
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- 4 Oct
The poll surveyed 800 registered Latino voters across the U.S. from Sept. 21-28, finding that 69% say they disapprove of Trump's performance, compared to just 27% who approve.
- 5 Oct
A new poll from the news agency Reuters and the research firm Ipsos has found that United States President Donald Trump’s approval rating remains at a record low as the midterm elections approach in November.
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5 Oct Trump approval ratings plummet to new low, polls showDonald Trump's approval ratings fell to a record low of 32% according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted on Monday. The dip is particularly notable among independent voters and Latinos who supported him in previous elections. As midterm elections approach, this decline could significantly impact Republican candidates' chances of retaining control of Congress. Despite the polls, Trump dismisses criticism and…The Guardian
5 Oct Trump’s approval hits new low among Hispanic voters ahead of midtermsA recent Reuters-Ipsos poll shows President Donald Trump's approval rating among Hispanic voters dropped to 24%, the lowest since he took office. This decline comes as midterm elections approach in November, with Democrats hoping to capitalize on Trump’s low approval ratings across all demographics to gain majorities in Congress. The poll indicates that 52% of Hispanic voters plan to vote for Democratic candidates…Al Jazeera
5 Oct 3 takeaways from our new poll of Latino voters: From the Politics DeskScott Bland's analysis of a recent NBC News/Telemundo poll reveals that Latino voters are shifting away from President Donald Trump and towards the Democratic Party for the 2026 midterms, with Democrats now leading by 24 points among Latino registered voters. The primary driver behind this shift is economic dissatisfaction rather than immigration issues; Latinos now favor Democrats over Republicans on handling the…NBC News5 Oct Trump approval at record low; Hispanic voters sour on Republicans, Reuters/Ipsos poll findsPresident Donald Trump's approval rating remained at a record low of 32%, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. The poll also found that only 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trump’s performance, the lowest in his presidency. Additionally, just 26% of Hispanic registered voters intend to vote Republican in the upcoming midterm elections, with 52% planning to support Democrats instead.The Straits Times
4 Oct Latino voters swing back to Democrats ahead of midterm elections: pollA recent poll from NBC News and Telemundo shows Latino voters are shifting back towards Democrats ahead of the midterm elections, with 69% disapproving of President Trump’s performance compared to 27% who approve. The survey also indicates that 59% of Latino voters prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress over Republican control at 35%. This shift reverses some gains Republicans made among Latinos in previous years…Fox News
4 Oct Poll: Latino voters swing away from Trump and RepublicansA new NBC News/Telemundo poll shows Latino voters are shifting away from President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Trump’s approval rating among Latino voters is at 27%, with two-thirds disapproving of his immigration policies and three-quarters criticizing his handling of the economy and cost of living. Democrats now have a significant lead on issues like dealing with the economy, immigration, healthcare…NBC News
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