Support for Donald Trump is weakening among several voting groups that helped secure his second term, including Latinos, Asians, women and young men, according to the original report. The shift is being watched three days before midterm elections that Trump has cast as a vote about him.
An anecdote from Miami's Little Havana neighborhood illustrates the change. The Versailles restaurant, a cultural landmark that has hosted presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush as well as Beyoncé and the Spice Girls, was once a stop for Trump before his second term. Guests recall that he was greeted with frenzied cheers and a 'Trump frenzy,' said 'Food for everyone,' and left quickly without paying, according to accounts still told by patrons.
During the 2024 campaign, rallies were constant, and on Election Day Latinos in the area were already celebrating 'their president' before polls closed on the East Coast. Now, with the midterms approaching, the report describes widespread silence and normal business at the restaurant, with no campaign events, no rallies and no gatherings of Cuban exile Trump supporters who once assembled there so readily.
Sources: Handelsblatt.