As the election draws near, he is making a concerted effort to win over the Latino vote in Florida. This state has seen a strong Republican presence in recent years, with the GOP holding power in various positions, including the governor’s office, both houses of the state legislature, both U.S. Senate seats, and the majority of congressional districts.
A new poll conducted by Florida International University suggests that the Trump campaign is on the verge of gaining support from a significant Latino voting bloc in Florida.
Specifically, the poll reveals that a substantial 68% of Cuban Americans in Miami-Dade county intend to vote for the former president in the upcoming presidential election. This data highlights the continued affinity of this group towards the Republican Party.
The poll reveals that economic issues, health care, and immigration are significant concerns for Cuban American voters. While 70% of respondents believe that the decades-long embargo on Cuba has been ineffective, 55% still support its continuation.
Additionally, there is widespread agreement on the importance of keeping Cuba on the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism.
According to a recent poll, the immigration parole program introduced by the Biden administration has garnered support from a significant majority of Cuban Americans, with 72% expressing their approval.
This is particularly noteworthy considering the previous administration’s decision to terminate the program. However, the poll also revealed that 67% of Cuban Americans are dissatisfied with President Biden’s approach to Cuba policy.
Incumbent Republican Senator Rick Scott is the preferred choice for 50% of Cuban Americans in the U.S. Senate race, while his Democratic challenger, former U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, has the support of 19% of the community. It is worth noting that 22% of Cuban American voters have not yet made up their minds.