As the 2026 midterm elections approach, Latino voters are expressing economic concerns and a shift in political sentiment. A recent poll by UnidosUS shows that 54% of Latino voters plan to support Democratic candidates, while 27% favor Republicans, with 19% undecided. This marks a decline from previous election cycles, where Democrats secured a higher percentage of the Latino vote. Notably, 76% of Latino voters are highly motivated to participate in the elections, reflecting enthusiasm similar to the record turnout in 2018. Economic issues dominate their concerns, with 60% citing cost of living and inflation as top priorities. Additionally, 67% of Latino voters disapprove of Trump's performance, with many expressing dissatisfaction over immigration policies. Texas emerges as a key battleground, where 51% of Latino voters lean towards Democratic candidate James Talarico, indicating potential shifts in voter alignment. Despite the challenges, both parties are vying for Latino support, highlighting the importance of this demographic in determining election outcomes.