CNN polling data guru Harry Enten delivered more bad news for Trump heading into the midterm elections as Latino voters have now turned on him by a huge margin.
“So, how much ground has he lost here?” the CNN host asked.
“Oh my goodness gracious. Oy, oy, oy,” Enten mocked. “No bueno if you’re the president of the United States.”
In an average of polls, CNN, SSRS polls across 2026, he’s 42 points underwater.
That is a switcheroo-capable win of what, 43 points, shifting away from the president of the United States.
His support rapidly declining, plummeting among working-class Latinos.
A group that helped get him elected back in 2024.
After outlining where the dissatisfaction has come from within the Latino community, Enten said, “Kate, you do the quick math with me here, minus 47 plus nine, that is a shift away from the president of the United States of 56 points.”
Drops like these are unheard of, unless you’re Demented Donald.
ENTEN: He was more trusted on immigration than Kamala Harris was with working-class Latinos. And now he is horribly underwater. We’re talking 47 points underwater.
These are terrible, terrible numbers.
Latino voters helped Congressional Republicans and Trump in 2024 get power, but that has been turned on its head.
