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Latino Voters Drift from Trump, NBC Survey Shows a Month Before Elections

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A recent NBC News and Telemundo survey indicates Latino voters are withdrawing their support for President Donald Trump ahead of the midterm elections.

What happened

The survey of 800 registered Latino voters found President Trump's approval rating is 27%, with 78% disapproving of his handling of the cost of living and 74% disapproving of his economic policies. The majority of participants also disapproved of his immigration policies, foreign policy, and deportation policies. Democrats hold a 24-point lead in preference for Congress control among Latino voters.

Why it matters

The shift in support has significant implications for the electoral map, particularly in states with large Latino populations such as Florida, Texas, and Nevada. The Republican Party's efforts to appeal to Latino voters may be undermined by Trump's unpopularity. The survey suggests that Latino voters are a key demographic in the midterm elections.

Key facts

  • 27% approve of Trump
  • 78% disapprove of cost of living handling
  • 74% disapprove of economic policies
  • 59% favor Democratic control of Congress

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