President Donald Trump’s approval rating remains at a record low, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. Multiple outlets report the poll finds Trump’s “thumbs up” rating at 32% over a six-day period, with his overall job performance drawing particular criticism from Hispanic voters.
Across coverage, Hispanic respondents are described as expressing substantially less support for Trump’s Republican Party and as looking more to Democrats ahead of next month’s midterm elections. One account says Hispanic voters are about twice as likely to prefer the Democratic Party over Trump’s Republicans, while others emphasize that many Hispanic voters plan to reject the Republican Party in the upcoming elections. The outlets frame these findings as a key factor in Democrats’ expectations and Republicans’ challenges leading into the midterms, while still reflecting that Trump’s low approval is broader than just one demographic group.
