A recent poll indicates a significant shift in political allegiance among Latino voters in the United States, with a growing distance from former President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. The survey reveals that 59% of Latino voters now support the Democratic Party, compared to 35% who support the Republican Party. This represents a considerable change in a demographic that was, until recently, more divided in its political preferences. The findings suggest a potential realignment within the Latino electorate, driven by factors not detailed in this report. This trend could have substantial implications for future elections in the United States, impacting the strategies of both major political parties as they compete for this critical voting bloc. The poll was conducted in the United States and the results were reported by Yonhap News Agency from Washington.