Donald Trump’s Latino voter approval drops 51 points, data analyst says

CNN data analyst Harry Enten highlighted a dramatic decline in President Donald Trump’s support among Latino voters, especially Latino men. In the 2024 election Trump captured a record 46 % of the Latino vote, the highest share for a Republican presidential nominee since exit polls began in 1972. Recent CNN polls show his overall job approval at 28 %, an 18‑point fall, while his net approval among Latino men has plunged by 41 points, representing a 51‑point swing from the 2024 election.

Enten described the shift as a “bottom that has completely fallen out” for Trump with Latino voters, warning of the political implications for future Republican candidates.

Both articles report the same data and Enten’s reaction, underscoring a significant erosion of Trump’s former Latino support.