A recent UnidosUS poll reveals that 25% of Latino voters who supported Trump in 2024 would not vote for him again. The poll, conducted by BSP Research and Shaw & Company, indicates that two-thirds of Latino voters disapprove of Trump's job performance, with disapproval rates exceeding 50% in all regions surveyed, including 51% in Florida. The poll also shows that Latino voters favor Democratic candidates over Republicans by a margin of 54% to 27% for the upcoming House elections, with 19% undecided.
The poll highlights that Latino voters are increasingly viewed as pivotal swing voters, influenced by economic concerns and immigration issues. In key battleground states with significant Latino populations, Trump's disapproval ratings are notably high: 67% in Texas, 71% in California, and 67% in Arizona. The survey also indicates that 84% of Hispanic voters are concerned about Congress not fulfilling its constitutional duties, and 58% feel their civil rights have become less secure under the Trump administration.
In Florida, however, Latino voters show a preference for Republican candidates, supporting them 42% to 38% over Democrats. The findings suggest that Trump's previous gains among Latino voters may not be a secure advantage for the GOP as the 2026 midterms approach.