Trump Approval Ratings Decline Amid Latino Voter Drop, Polls Show

President Donald Trump's approval ratings show mixed trends amid economic concerns and political divisions. Polling data from G. Elliott Morris indicates a decline in Trump's economic approval to 15.75 points underwater, with inflation approval dropping sharply since January, suggesting voter unease with the administration's economic policies despite tariff rollbacks. Conversely, Nate Silver's tracker shows a slight recent improvement in Trump's economic ratings, although overall approval remains lower than earlier in the year. Broader polling from sources like Morning Consult and Economist/YouGov reveal Trump's approval ratings fluctuating between low 40s to high 40s percentages, with disapproval rates generally around 50%, marking a modest rebound from April's slump. Among Latino voters, trust in Trump's economic handling is eroding rapidly, with only 38 percent expressing positive views, reflecting a disconnect between Republican outreach efforts and Latino voters' economic experiences and expectations. These trends highlight ongoing challenges for Trump's administration as it navigates economic anxieties and strives to consolidate support across key demographic groups.