Overview
- An AP-NORC survey finds Trump’s favorability among Hispanic adults at 25%, down from 44% before he returned to office, with 73% saying the country is on the wrong track.
- Within the same AP-NORC polling, overall job approval among Hispanic adults has fallen to 27%, and favorability among Hispanic Republicans has slipped to 66% from 83% a year earlier.
- PRRI’s American Values Survey reports 62% of Americans say the nation is headed the wrong way and 56% describe Trump as a “dangerous dictator,” with independents breaking from Republicans on many measures.
- Majorities in PRRI oppose recent policy moves, including cuts to health programs and university funding, new tariffs, tougher ICE actions, and deportations without court challenges.
- A separate Quinnipiac poll puts approval of Trump’s handling of the economy at 38%, a new low in that series, with more voters blaming Republicans in Congress than Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown.