Washington (USA), 4 Nov. (LaPresse/AP) – A report by the Associated Press suggests that in the US mid-term elections, the Republicans may have lost the ground that President Donald Trump had gained amongst Hispanic voters in 2024. Only around a third of Latino voters say they supported the Republican candidate in their constituency for the House of Representatives, whilst around 4 in 10 had voted for Trump two years ago. Nationally, around 6 in 10 Hispanic voters say they voted for the Democratic candidate in their constituency for the House of Representatives. Around 7 in 10 believe that Trump’s policies have worsened economic conditions in the United States.
Mid-term elections: Latinos turn their backs on Trump – 6 out of 10 voted for the Democrats
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Washington (USA), 4 Nov. (LaPresse/AP) – A report by the Associated Press suggests that in the US mid-term elections, the Republicans may have lost the ground that President Donald Trump had gained amongst Hispanic voters in 2024. Only around a third of Latino voters say they supported the Republican candidate in their constituency for the House of Representatives, whilst around 4 in 10 had voted for Trump two years ago. Nationally, around 6 in 10 Hispanic voters say they voted for the Democratic candidate in their constituency for the House of Representatives. Around 7 in 10 believe that Trump’s policies have worsened economic conditions in the United States.
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