Poll: Latino voters swing away from Trump and Republicans
The shift follows sharp drops in support for Trump on the economy and immigration, with 62% holding negative views of the Republican Party.
- A new NBC News/Telemundo poll indicates Latino voters are shifting away from Donald Trump and the Republican Party, with Democrats now holding a 24-point lead on which party should control Congress.
- Economic frustration and immigration concerns drive the reversal, with 78% of Latino voters disapproving of Trump's handling of the cost of living and 69% disapproving of his immigration enforcement.
- Republican pollster Micah Roberts called Latino voters 'the swingiest of swing groups,' noting the poll signals a 'striking reversal' of gains Republicans made with this demographic during the 2024 election.
- Voters are highly motivated for November, with 62% saying they are more motivated than in past midterms, while a majority state their vote signals opposition to Trump.
- Although Democrats currently lead, Democratic pollster Aileen Cardona-Arroyo noted the party faces long-term challenges, as negative views of the Democratic Party have not improved over two years.
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Latino voters, souring on Trump, swing toward Democrats, new poll finds
By Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN (CNN) — Latino voters have deeply soured on President Donald Trump and his party, particularly on crucial economic issues, a new NBC/Telemundo poll released Sunday finds. In the survey, Latino voters say by a 24-point margin, 59% to 35%, that they’d prefer to see the Democrats win control of Congress over the Republicans in November. That’s considerably broader than the 12-point Democratic margin among Latino voters at…
Latino voters, souring on Trump, swinging toward Democrats, new poll finds
By Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN (CNN) — Latino voters have deeply soured on President Donald Trump and his party, particularly on crucial economic issues, a new NBC/Telemundo poll released Sunday finds.In the survey, Latino voters say by a 24-point margin, 59% to 35%, that they’d prefer to see the Democrats win control of Congress over the
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