Hispanic Voters in Miami-Dade County Show Increasing Support for Trump

With early voting underway, a shift in Hispanic voter alignment could impact the traditional Democratic stronghold in Florida.

Rep. Maria Salazar predicts a significant shift in Miami-Dade County's Hispanic vote towards Donald Trump, challenging its status as a Democratic stronghold.
Early voting data shows a high turnout among Republicans in Miami-Dade County, with over 48,570 Republican votes already cast.
Polls indicate that Cuban American support for Trump has reached historic levels, with 68% of likely Cuban American voters in Florida backing him.
The trend of increasing Republican support among Hispanics in Florida follows a broader shift that began with Gov. Ron DeSantis's 2022 election victory.
Key issues influencing Hispanic voters include the economy, inflation, and cost of living, with many expressing dissatisfaction with the current administration's handling of these concerns.