Polls: Latino voters' disapproval of Trump grows across U.S.

(The Center Square) - Recent polls found U.S. Latinos’ approval of President Donald Trump has fallen sharply since his second term began less than a year ago, with discontent directed at Trump's immigration and economic policies. The results come as Nevada looks to a 2026 governor’s election that is expected to be razor-sharp between the largely Trump-aligned sitting Gov. Joe Lombardo, a Republican, and decidedly Trump-opposed challenger Attorney General Aaron Ford, a Democrat. One organization involved with a poll told The Center Square that the Latino vote could impact close Nevada races. Across the country, 70% said they disapproved of Trump’s handling of the presidency in a Pew Research Center poll of over 5,000 U.S. Latinos between September and October. In addition, 65% said they opposed his administration’s immigration policy, and 61% said the economy had worsened because of Trump’s policies. Hispanic voter approval of Trump has decreased across the political spectrum since Febr