Democrats make sharp gains among Latino voters in battleground districts: Poll
A Hart Research/TelevisaUnivision survey found Democrats leading 58%-35% on the generic ballot, with 11% of 2024 Trump Latino voters now backing Democrats.
- A new Hart Research/TelevisaUnivision poll of 1,500 registered voters across 17 battleground districts shows Democrats opening a 58%-35% lead on the generic congressional ballot among Latino voters. The survey, conducted August 6-17, marks a significant shift in electoral dynamics.
- President Trump previously narrowed the partisan gap among Latinos in 2024, creating the most diverse Republican coalition in decades; his approval ratings have since eroded, with 63% of Latino voters in these districts now disapproving of his job performance.
- In three Texas congressional districts, Latino support shifted from a 44-44 split in 2024 to 56-36 for Democrats today. Florida saw a comparable shift, with two swing districts moving from Trump +1 to Democrat +13.
- TelevisaUnivision Senior Vice President Kate Coleman said Latino voters are "paying close attention and making decisions based on who shows up for them." Aileen Cardona-Arroyo, partner at Hart Research, noted Spanish-language media remains critical for engagement.
- Nearly 11% of Latino voters who backed Trump in 2024 now support Democratic congressional candidates, signaling voter defection. ICE faces a 64% unfavorable rating among these voters, complicating Republicans' efforts to maintain their previous coalition.
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Democrats make sharp gains among Latino voters in battleground districts: Poll
A new Hart Research/TelevisaUnivision poll shows Democrats holding a 58 percent lead among Latino voters in competitive House seats, potentially shifting power in Congress.
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