As Donald Trump prepares for a town hall with Hispanic voters in Doral on Wednesday, recent polls indicate he is gaining significant support among Florida's Hispanic electorate. A survey by Marist College involving 1,510 likely voters reveals that Trump holds 58% support among Hispanic voters, while Vice President Kamala Harris trails at 40%. This trend is echoed by an internal poll commissioned by the Republican Party of Florida and conducted by the polling firm The Tarrance Group, which shows Trump leading Harris 56% to 40% among the same demographic.
Polls from NBC6 and Telemundo 51 also confirm Trump's advantage, showing him ahead by five percentage points among Florida's Hispanic voters. The former president's hardline stance on immigration, including his promises to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and claims that migrants are taking American jobs, seems to resonate with this crucial voting bloc.
