President Joe Biden's favorability rating among Latinos has dropped during the last year, while former President Donald Trump's favorability rose, according to a new poll from Axis and Ipsos.
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The survey, which Ipsos has conducted at regular intervals since 2021, found that Biden's favorability rating has fallen among Latinos, as has Vice President Kamala Harris' rating, after about a year of remaining consistent.
Just 41% of Latinos said they had a favorable opinion of Biden in March 2024 compared to 47% in surveys conducted in both June 2023 and October 2022. As of March, 39% have a favorable view of Harris compared to 42% in both June 2023 and October 2022.
In contrast, Trump's favorability among Latinos has grown, from 27% in October 2022 to 29% in June 2023 and then up to 32% in March 2024. The former president's latest rating is higher than those of California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom (27%), Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis (31%), and Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott (27%).
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The poll also found that the majority (53%) of Latinos are most worried about inflation and the cost of living, followed by crime or gun violence (34%), and immigration (28%).
Axios/Ipsos conducted the survey with Telemundo US, interviewing 1,012 Latinos from across the U.S. between March 22-28 with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.
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