Reuters/Ipsos poll: Trump’s approval at a record low, Hispanic voters turn away from Republicans

President Donald Trump’s approval stands at the lowest level of his political career, while Hispanic voters are turning away en masse from him and the Republican Party one month before the midterm elections, according to the new Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Monday.

The six-day poll, conducted online nationwide with 4,506 American adults and with a margin of error of around two percentage points, shows that only 32% of Americans approve of Trump’s presidency — unchanged from the September poll that marked the lowest level of his career, according to Reuters.

The drop is deepest among Hispanic voters, who helped Trump win in 2024 with almost half of their votes, compared with around a third in 2020. Only 24% of Hispanics approve of his job in the White House — the lowest level in both of his terms.

In a sign that the low popularity is weighing on his party: only 26% of registered Hispanic voters plan to vote for Republicans in the November 3 elections, which will determine control of both chambers of Congress. Around 52% plan to vote for Democrats — double the support for Republicans and the biggest Democratic advantage since Trump took office.

Hispanic support for the president has faded in recent months, as Americans face high inflation caused by Trump’s decision to go to war with Iran, Reuters writes.