Eliza Collins

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WSJ What’s News · Anti-Trump Sentiment vs. Policy: The Battle for the Midterms · 19 Apr 2026 podcast

And then, of course, South Texas, which has a large Hispanic population, they are now moving away from President Trump.

Our team has done a lot of great reporting down there, talking to voters.

who felt like they were voting for Trump on immigration because he said he would get criminals out.

Obviously, his deportation effort is much larger than that.

And that has really earned backlash from voters across the country.

But in Hispanic South Texas as well, there is a House seat.

A long shot House seat for Democrats, but that they're very excited about because they have a strong candidate down there.

And it's just sort of a microcosm of the problem President Trump has with Hispanic voters on immigration, but on other issues as well, such as the economy.

He really created this fragile coalition in 2024.

He did better with every demographic group.

And it's a difficult coalition to hold on to going into these midterms.

This has always been a problem for Republicans.

President Trump demands complete loyalty from his party, and he has really built that up over the last decade.

There are very few Republicans left in office that are vocal in their opposition to him.

You know, particularly in the House, it's a very Trump.

friendly caucus.

I think we will see, especially as we get to a general election, candidates trying to find that nuance or at least hear out voters.

We have seen a handful push back on certain things as it related to immigration, especially under the former DHS secretary, Kristi Noem.

and what happened in Minnesota with the deportations and the protests.

But Republicans are in a very complicated position because President Trump is extremely popular with the base, and his polling is dropping with independents who these candidates also need to win general elections.

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