Over the past few months, numerous polls have shown President Joe Biden's support among Latinos has been declining steadily, even being overtaken by Donald Trump in the latest surveys.
In fact, a New York Times/Siena College poll from early March showed the former president with a six percentage point lead over the current one, 46 to 40%. The accompanying article highlighted some nuance, saying that "because Latino voters make up just 15 percent of the electorate, the poll's sample size is not large enough to assess small difference reliably," and that for a "subgroup that size, the margin of error is 10 percentage points."
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