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Trump Approval Hits Record Low as Hispanic Voters Turn Away from Republicans in New Poll
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CNBC TV18•06-10-2026, 07:21
Trump Approval Hits Record Low as Hispanic Voters Turn Away from Republicans in New Poll
- •President Donald Trump's approval rating sits at a record low of 32%, matching his career-worst numbers amid economic pressures.
- •Only 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trump's job performance, the lowest share across both of his presidential terms.
- •Registered voters prefer Democrats over Republicans by 44% to 37% ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
- •High inflation driven by the war with Iran has made the cost of living the top concern for American voters.
- •Support among independent and older voters has also declined, creating major challenges for Republican candidates in Congress.
Key Questions Answered
The Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that 32% of Americans approved of President Donald Trump's job performance, which matches a record low from a previous survey.
About 52% of Hispanic voters plan to vote for Democrats, which is roughly double the 26% who intend to support Republican candidates.
The high cost of living and consumer inflation, spiked by gasoline and diesel price surges from the war with Iran, are the top concerns for voters.
