Texas Latinos Are Turning on Trump. That Doesn’t Mean They’re Sold on Democrats.
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The Gilmer MirrorTexas Latinos are turning on Trump. That doesn’t mean they’re sold on Democrats.
Latino strategists and voters say this year’s swing is driven by anger at those in power and hinges on individual candidates. Democrats and Republicans alike agree it may not last.
The polls show a reversal of Latino support for Donald Trump for the economy and migration policies, a key factor for the US mid-term elections.
Photo: AFP / Martí News Two weeks after the mid-term elections of this 2026, polls reveal a fall in Latino support by Trump, as the president has only positive numbers in one of the 50 states of the American Union, reveals a study published by the firm Civics. While President Donald Trump's approval rates are at historical lows, the study, which compiles the responses of more than 137,330 voters, revealed that the average disapproval among the L…
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