Latino Support for Democrats Craters Since Last Midterms

New polling suggests that Hispanic and Latino voters are becoming less loyal to Democrats.

AP/Eric Gay
Latinos are now the second-largest voting bloc in the country, and both parties battle to woo them. AP/Eric Gay

A recent poll suggests that support for Democrats among Latino voters has cratered since the last midterm election in 2018, with the two main parties now virtually tied in a demographic that Democrats dominated by nearly 40 points four years ago.

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