Donald Trump Approval Rating With Hispanics Climbs Over Summer
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating among Hispanic voters has increased over the summer, rising from 23% in May to 36% in late August. Although more Hispanic voters approve of Trump now, the majority still disapprove of his job performance.Key Facts
- In August, 36% of Hispanic voters approved of President Trump’s performance, up from 23% in May.
- Hispanic disapproval of Trump fell from 65% in July to 59% in August.
- Improvements in Hispanic support could help the Republican Party in the November midterm elections.
- Hispanic voters were an important part of Trump’s coalition in his 2024 election victory.
- Trump’s overall national approval remains low, especially among young voters aged 18 to 34, where his approval is -44.
- Trump’s popularity is highest in Wyoming (56% approval) and lowest in Hawaii (18% approval).
- Trump is unpopular in key battleground states he won in 2024, which could affect control of Congress in the upcoming midterms.
- The White House states that Trump has a mandate from nearly 80 million voters to focus on jobs, inflation, housing, and other issues.
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