President Trump’s Approval Rating Among Hispanics Shows Improvement

Rising Approval Among Hispanic Americans

President Donald Trump’s approval rating with Hispanic Americans has risen to 37 percent, according to a poll by The Economist/YouGov. This marks an improvement from previous polls and represents his strongest rating among Hispanics since early last month when the approval was at 40 percent.

Latino voters played a significant role in Trump’s 2024 election victory. Despite Democrats securing the majority of Hispanic votes nationally, Trump made notable gains with this demographic compared to past Republican nominees. Both parties closely watch his standing with Hispanic Americans, and the latest poll indicates Trump has regained some ground with this critical constituency.

Poll Details

Trump’s approval rating with Hispanics stands at 37 percent, with a disapproval rating of 59 percent, according to The Economist/YouGov poll. His overall approval is at 39 percent versus a 56 percent disapproval rating. The survey, conducted from June 13 to June 15, involved 1,549 U.S. adults and has a margin of error of 3.5 percent.

In a survey last week, Trump’s approval rating with Hispanics was 31 percent, increasing from 23 percent in late May. The disapproval ratings have fluctuated similarly.

White House Statement

White House Spokeswoman Allison Schuster commented on the poll results, stating that President Trump is honored to receive substantial support from Hispanic Americans, contributing to his successful election victory in 2024. She emphasized Trump’s efforts to improve the lives of all Americans, citing tax cuts and combating inflation. She noted that Republicans will continue to strive to make life more affordable for working families.

Expert Insights

Previous polls during Trump’s second term showed waning Hispanic support due to aggressive immigration policies and mixed economic signals. Florida State University political science professor Andrew Ballard discussed the importance of Hispanic voters to Trump’s electoral success but noted that white voters remain the most crucial for Republican efforts.

Other Polls

Meanwhile, a Napolitan News Service Survey conducted by Scott Rasmussen places Trump’s overall approval rating at 42 percent, with a 56 percent disapproval rating. In an Emerson College Poll, Trump’s approval among Hispanics was 29.5 percent compared to a disapproval of 65 percent. This survey involved a sample of 1,200 likely voters.