Harris and Trump Battle for Hispanic Voters on Key Issues

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that Kamala Harris has neutralized Donald Trump's edge on the economy among Hispanic voters. While Harris leads on healthcare and climate change, Trump holds a narrow lead on immigration policy. Both parties are targeting this fast-growing swing voter demographic for upcoming elections.

Kamala Harris has countered Donald Trump's traditional lead on the economy among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. Harris registers a 13 percentage point lead driven by her healthcare and climate change policies.

The poll, conducted from Aug. 21-28, reveals that Hispanic voters in the U.S., a crucial and fast-growing slice of the electorate, align closely with the broader national priorities, emphasizing economy, immigration, healthcare, and climate change.

While Trump prevails on immigration issues, Harris draws significant support for healthcare and climate initiatives. This demographic, pivotal to November's election, is showing swing voter tendencies, making both campaigns vie fervently for their favor.

(With inputs from agencies.)