Trump’s approval hits new low among Hispanic voters ahead of midterms

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A pesquisa de seis dias, concluída na segunda-feira, revelou que apenas 32% dos eleitores dos EUA aprovam o trabalho que Trump está desempenhando como presidente.

Enquanto essa baixa taxa permanece estável desde setembro, a mais recente pesquisa Reuters‑Ipsos indica que seu apoio entre os eleitores latinos continua a cair.

Trump’s approval rating shrunk this month to 24 percent among Hispanic voters, its lowest point in either of his two terms in office.

The Republican leader had previously made substantial inroads with that constituency.

The Pew Research Center estimated that Trump and his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, were within three percentage points of each other in the 2024 presidential race, earning 48 percent and 51 percent of the Hispanic vote, respectively.

That rate marked a significant jump for Trump over the 2020 election, when he only earned 36 percent of the Hispanic vote.

Especialistas atribuíram o aumento no apoio hispânico à vitória de Trump na corrida de 2024. Sua candidatura de 2020, por outro lado, terminou em derrota para o democrata Joe Biden.

A pesquisa de segunda-feira descobriu que os ganhos de Trump entre os hispânicos praticamente evaporaram.

About 52 percent plan to vote for the Democrats in the November midterms, compared to 26 percent for Republicans.

The upcoming midterm is largely viewed as a referendum on Trump’s second term and will decide whether the Republicans maintain their majorities in the US House of Representatives and the Senate.

Democrats have seized on Trump’s low approval ratings, hoping to translate frustration with the president into voter momentum for their party.

Uma maioria democrática em uma ou ambas as câmaras do Congresso colocaria restrições substanciais à agenda de Trump pelo restante de seu mandato.

But Trump has also faced rumblings from within his Republican Party as the November 3 midterms approach.

Um titular republicano, a representante Maria Elvira Salazar da Flórida, lançou um anúncio de campanha no mês passado que se dirigiu diretamente a Trump, dizendo, “Os mesmos hispânicos que ajudaram você a chegar à Casa Branca em 2024 se sentem traídos hoje.”.

She cited Trump’s hardline immigration crackdown as a source of tension. “Some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far,” she said, pointing to the detention and deportation of immigrants with no criminal record.

Experts have also warned that the president’s shrinking popularity, driven in part by concerns about the cost of living and his decision to launch a war on Iran, could weigh down Republican candidates in key races across the country.

Still, Trump has continued to express confidence about the prospects of his Republican Party in the upcoming midterms.

He has also defended his decision to place himself at the centre of the Republican election campaign strategy. Trump recently launched a 32-day blitz of cross-country rallies ahead of the November 3 midterms.