Key findings from major polls in the last several months:Pew Research Center (November 2025): A major survey of over 5,000 Latinos found majorities disapproving of Trump and his policies. About 78% said Trump's policies harm Hispanics overall. Economic policies were seen as worsening conditions by 61%, and views were sharply divided by 2024 vote choice (strong approval among Trump voters, deep disapproval among Harris voters). Trump's approval among Latinos was around 27-28% in related reporting.

UnidosUS Bipartisan Poll of Hispanic Voters (November 2025, surveying 3,000 registered Latino voters): This comprehensive poll ahead of the 2026 midterms showed Democrats with clear advantages. 55% said the Democratic Party cares a great deal about the Latino community (vs. 29% for Republicans). On issues, Latinos trusted Democrats more on health care (55%), immigration reform (51%), inflation/affordability (50%), and others. In a generic congressional ballot hypothetical, 52% would vote for the Democratic House candidate vs. 28% for Republican. 62% disapproved of Republican leadership in Congress.

CBS News / BBC Poll (early 2026, referenced January 2026): Trump's support among Latinos fell to 38% (down from a post-inauguration high of 49%). High disapproval on economy (61%), inflation (69%), and immigration (70%).

Emerson College Polling (January 2026): In a national survey, while not breaking out full party ID for Hispanics specifically, it noted Hispanic views on related issues (e.g., 55% saw ICE presence as more harmful than helpful). Broader generic congressional ballot leaned Democratic 48% to 42% Republican.

Equis Research (late 2025, October-November polls): Trump's approval among Latinos hovered around 36% (disapproval 59%). Democrats held leads in competitive districts (e.g., 54-36 on congressional preferences). Party favorability was roughly even or slightly negative for both, but with Democrats showing openings on cost-of-living issues.

Other reporting (e.g., CNN, AP-NORC, Politico aggregates from fall 2025-winter 2026): Trump's favorability/approval among Hispanics dropped sharply (e.g., to 20-25% in some polls, down 20+ points from early 2025 highs). This aligned with 2025 election results where Democrats won large margins among Latinos in races (e.g., New Jersey, Virginia), reversing much of the 2024 GOP shift.

Overall trends: Hispanic voters appear to be moving back toward their longer-term Democratic leanings (historically 60%+ Democratic in many cycles), though not fully to pre-2024 levels. They remain a diverse, issue-driven bloc—prioritizing economy/affordability, with Democrats holding edges there and on reform-oriented issues, while Republicans may retain some strength on border security. Polls suggest this group could be pivotal swing voters in the 2026 midterms. Note that partisan identification (lean/D vs. R) isn't always directly polled, but voting intention and trust metrics show Democrats ahead in recent surveys.

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🚨2026 Generic Ballot Poll🚨

🔵 Democrats - 53%

🔴 Republicans - 41%

Big Data Poll (🔴)

1,805 Likely Voters (Certain to Vote)

2/16-2/18

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