Trump’s approval hits new low among Hispanic voters ahead of midterms

What happened: A Reuters-Ipsos poll found Trump's approval at 32 percent overall and 24 percent among Hispanic voters, his lowest in either term, ahead of the November 3 midterms. Key numbers: 32 percent overall approval; 24 percent among Hispanic voters; 52 percent of Hispanics plan to vote Democratic versus 26 percent Republican; 2024 Hispanic vote was 48 percent Trump to 51 Why it matters: Democrats hope to convert low approval into midterm momentum, while Republican Representative Maria Elvira Salazar said Hispanics who backed Trump in 2024 feel betrayed, citing immigration enforcement.

A Reuters-Ipsos poll found Trump's approval at 32 percent overall and 24 percent among Hispanic voters, his lowest in either term, ahead of the November 3 midterms.

Democrats hope to convert low approval into midterm momentum, while Republican Representative Maria Elvira Salazar said Hispanics who backed Trump in 2024 feel betrayed, citing immigration enforcement.