Hispanic voters’ support for Trump wanes over economy and immigration

Polls show voters who helped elect president unhappy - and may be willing to vote Democrat in midterms

Hispanic voters who helped re-elect Donald Trump in 2024 are discontent with his second-term economic and immigration policies, according to recent polling - indicating they may not be willing to support the president's party in the midterm elections.

Despite a record number of Hispanic voters casting their ballots for the Republican president, more than 65% said they are displeased with Trump's handling of his job and 78% said they would prefer to see the Democratic party in control of Congress, according to a September poll from the New York Times/Siena University.