New Polls Indicate Declining Approval Ratings and Diminished Latino Support For Trump

Lead report from NBC News

What happened

Recent opinion polls indicate that President Trump's approval ratings have reached a low point of 32 percent according to Reuters/Ipsos. Additionally, new NBC News and Telemundo polling shows that his support among Latino voters has dropped, with high disapproval percentages regarding issues like border security and immigration ahead of the midterm elections.

Where coverage agrees

Outlets across the political spectrum agree that new polling data shows low overall approval numbers for President Trump and declining support among Latino voters ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

How the framing differs

Left-leaning outlets like NBC News and The Guardian emphasized the specific details of the decline, with NBC News focusing heavily on the drop in Latino voter support and The Guardian highlighting the 32 percent approval rating alongside Trump's own responses. Center outlets like The Hill and NewsNation presented the polling figures straightforwardly, noting the numbers and specific policy disapproval ratings regarding immigration and border security. The Right outlet, Fox News, framed the findings around a broader swing of Latino voters back toward Democrats, emphasizing the 24-point edge held by Democrats in upcoming midterm races.

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Source context: NBC News chief data analyst Steve Kornacki joins Meet the Press to take a look at the new NBC News-Telemundo poll of Latino voters ahead of next month’s midterm elections.

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