Poll: Latino voters swing away from Trump and Republicans
The shift is driven by cost-of-living concerns and immigration enforcement, with 67% saying Trump has gone too far on immigration, pollsters said.
- 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 punishment of Donald Trump at the polls? That’s what a recent poll by ‘NBC News’ and ‘Telemundo’ points to, showing a growing disapproval by voters in this community of the figure of the current US president. Hard immigration policy and failure in the fight against inflation are among the reasons for the rejection.
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