Latino Republicans warn economic frustrations are eroding 2024 gains
Republicans are noticing warning signs that their recent strong support among Hispanic voters in the 2024 presidential election may be declining as the midterm elections approach. Although Donald Trump achieved a historic 43% support from hispanic voters-matching a 2004 record set by George W. Bush-recent polls suggest that GOP backing among Hispanic communities is waning. This shift could pose challenges for the Republican Party in maintaining control of both chambers of Congress.
DALLAS — Republicans are facing warning signs that the historic gains they made with Hispanic voters in 2024 could be slipping away, less than two months before the midterm elections.
Hispanic voters swung toward President Donald Trump at a historic record for a GOP candidate during the 2024 presidential election. Trump won 43% of Hispanic voters, nearly matching former President George W. Bush’s 2004 record. But recent polls show Hispanic support for the GOP slipping, a worrying sign as the party seeks to maintain control of both chambers of Congress.
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