A new poll suggests Trump holds steady support among Latino voters despite his harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and controversial policies such as family separations at the border
from the 28 percent that most exit polls showed voted for him in 2016 — and 31 percent approve of his job performance. By comparison, 64 percent of Latinos overall say they would vote to replace the president, and 57 percent support impeaching and removing him from office.Fifty-four percent of Latino respondents who identify as independents said they would vote to replace Trump with a Democrat.
Though the results of Noticias Telemundo’s “State of the Latino Vote Poll — One Year Out” are not favorable to Trump ovderall, his ability to maintain relatively level support among Latinos could prove critical in the 2020 election. A number of Latino leaders have
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