Key facts
- President Donald Trump's approval rating is at a record low of 32%.
- Only 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trump's performance.
- 26% of Hispanic registered voters plan to vote Republican in the November 3 elections.
- 52% of Hispanic voters plan to vote for Democrats.
- The Reuters/Ipsos poll surveyed 4,506 US adults and had a margin of error of about two percentage points.
President Donald Trump's approval rating has hit a record low of 32%, with a significant portion of Hispanic voters expressing dissatisfaction with his performance and indicating a shift away from the Republican Party in the upcoming midterm elections, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
The poll, conducted online and surveying 4,506 US adults, found that only 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trump's job performance, the lowest share recorded during his presidency. This marks a substantial decline from previous elections where Hispanic voters showed stronger support for Trump.
The waning popularity of Trump appears to be impacting the Republican Party's prospects in the November 3 midterm elections. Just 26% of Hispanic registered voters indicated they plan to vote Republican, while 52% stated they would vote for Democrats, representing the largest Democratic advantage among this demographic since Trump took office.