Latino Support for GOP's Byron Donalds in Doubt for Florida Governor's Race
Summary
A recent poll in Florida shows Republican Byron Donalds leads Democrat David Jolly in the race for governor overall, but more Latino voters support Jolly. The poll also finds that President Donald Trump has lower favorability among Latino voters compared to the general population, with many concerned about immigration enforcement and cost of living.Key Facts
- Byron Donalds has 50% support overall, while David Jolly has 42% in the Florida governor race.
- Among Latino voters, Jolly leads with 48% support compared to Donalds’ 43%.
- President Trump’s favorability among Latino voters is 38%, with 54% unfavorable.
- Different Latino groups show varied support: Cuban voters favor Donalds, Puerto Rican and South American voters favor Jolly.
- 55% of Latinos think immigration enforcement has gone too far.
- Jobs and cost of living are top concerns for 59% of Latino voters in Florida.
- The poll surveyed 825 Florida voters from October 2 to 15, with a 4% margin of error.
- Florida has shifted politically to be more Republican, helped by conservative retirees and Trump’s previous success in Hispanic communities.
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