Dem
47
GOP
53
Many times, we have brought up the topic of Latinos changing their minds since Nov. 2024, but it is very important, so we are going to keep bring it up, as there is increasing evidence that the effect is widespread. Donald Trump's victory was powered in substantial part by the votes of Latino men, especially marginal low-propensity voters. If they are souring on the Republicans big time, that is going to have repercussions in 2026 and 2028.
A new Pew Research poll of more than 5,000 Latinos nationwide taken in October shows that 70% disapprove of Trump, with 55% strongly disapproving of him. Even among Latinos who voted for Trump, he is down 12 points. On the economy, 78% say that it is only fair or poor, with 61% saying Trump has made it worse. On immigration, 71% disapprove.
A general summation of how Latinos feel about Trump is given below. This is the answer to the question of whether Trump's policies have been helpful or harmful to Latinos:
What is interesting here is not so much that virtually every Democratic Latino thinks Trump has been harmful, but that 55% of Republicans now think that and only 25% think they Trump has been helpful. (V)