The political landscape is witnessing a noteworthy shift as former President Donald Trump garners support among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Univision poll. This survey, claimed to be the largest Hispanic bipartisan primary public polling of the 2024 election cycle so far, reveals an intriguing trend.

Among Hispanic Republicans, Trump stands at the forefront with an impressive 50% stating their intention to vote for him in the GOP primary. One cannot deny the considerable influence he maintains within this demographic.

Following closely behind is Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, commanding 12% of the support, while pharmaceutical businessman Vivek Ramaswamy trails at a respectable 9%.

What is remarkable is that Trump's popularity among Hispanic voters remains strong, even in the face of four federal indictments. His support has actually increased by four points since leaving office, currently standing at an impressive 36% as per a previous Univision News poll.

These figures highlight the sustained appeal that Trump continues to hold among Hispanic voters throughout the country. The recent poll consisted of 1,400 registered voters, including 759 Republican respondents, making it a significant sample size in terms of Hispanic voters in this election cycle.

The political landscape is witnessing a noteworthy shift as former President Donald Trump garners support among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Univision poll. This survey, claimed to be the largest Hispanic bipartisan primary public polling of the 2024 election cycle so far, reveals an intriguing trend.
Among Hispanic Republicans, Trump stands at the forefront with an impressive 50% stating their intention to vote for him in the GOP primary. One cannot deny the considerable influence he maintains within this demographic.
Following closely behind is Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, commanding 12% of the support, while pharmaceutical businessman Vivek Ramaswamy trails at a respectable 9%.
What is remarkable is that Trump's popularity among Hispanic voters remains strong, even in the face of four federal indictments. His support has actually increased by four points since leaving office, currently standing at an impressive 36% as per a previous Univision News poll.
These figures highlight the sustained appeal that Trump continues to hold among Hispanic voters throughout the country. The recent poll consisted of 1,400 registered voters, including 759 Republican respondents, making it a significant sample size in terms of Hispanic voters in this election cycle.

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