Polling Shows Shift in Latino Voter Support

Recent polling indicates a significant drop in support for Vice President Kamala Harris among Latino voters, reaching the lowest level for a Democrat in four election cycles, while former President Donald Trump has seen a notable increase in his support from this demographic. An NBC News/Telemundo/CNBC poll shows Harris leading Trump 54% to 40%, but Trump's backing has surged among Latino men and women compared to previous elections. In battleground states like Arizona and Nevada, while Harris maintains a slight lead, Trump's improved standing could influence the election's outcome. Harris's challenges on immigration and economic issues have been highlighted as areas where Trump performs better. Despite the overall decline in Harris's support, some polls suggest a rebound for her in specific states like Arizona, where she has gained ground recently. The Latino vote, comprising about 36 million eligible voters, remains critical in determining the election results.