President Joe Biden’s standing among Hispanic voters has sunk even further than his already low approval rating with members of the community, according to a new poll.
Biden is polling at 19% favorability among Hispanic voters according to a Quinnipiac survey released Wednesday, as many leave the Democratic Party behind. And 70% disapprove of Biden’s job performance, while 11% were undecided. The survey polled over 1,500 respondents between July 14 and 18 and has a margin of error of 2.5 percentage points.
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Hispanics had the lowest view of Biden among any demographic in this poll and fell 10 percentage points behind the average approval rating of 31%. Quinnipiac’s poll also shows a sharp decrease from a New York Times/Siena poll earlier this month that showed 32% of Hispanic voters strongly or somewhat approving of Biden’s job performance.
Quinnipiac’s poll showed that 70% of Hispanics disapprove of Biden, while 11% remain undecided. For the party it favors to take the House of Representatives in the November midterm elections, the same demographic slightly favors the Republican Party, with 42% and 40% supporting the Democratic Party to remain in control. Another 18% were undecided on House races.
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Hispanics have one of the lowest views of the direction of the country of any group, with only 20% saying the United States is in a better place than it was last year.
Biden won 60% of the Hispanic vote in the 2020 presidential election, and his loss among this group signifies a significant dent in his base. Only 22% said they would like to see him run for a second term.
