Trump's Approval Rating Plummets Among Hispanics, Nationwide Drop Recorded

Recent polls show President Donald Trump's approval ratings have declined significantly across several key demographics, including Hispanics and independent voters, as well as the general public. A CNN poll reported a 13-point drop among Hispanic Americans since February, with only about 28% now approving of his performance, a trend mirrored by Pew Research Center data. National approval ratings have also slipped, with multiple surveys—including those by CNN, AP, and Pew—placing Trump’s approval at or below 41%, the lowest for any president at this stage in decades. Experts cite dissatisfaction with Trump’s economic policies, trade tariffs, and efforts to shrink government as contributing factors to the decline. Polls consistently show a majority of Americans now disapprove of Trump’s job performance, with some surveys indicating nearly 60% disapproval. This broad erosion of support cuts across party lines and threatens the coalition that enabled his 2024 comeback.