Poll: Most support end to Cuba embargo

Those levels of overall support for engagement with Cuba have remained fairly constant over the last few years.  About half the public has favored re-establishing diplomatic relations since 2011, while somewhat higher percentages have supported travel and lifting the trade embargo. 

Republicans have always been less supportive. 

But one group that has been extremely supportive of changes in U.S. policy towards Cuba is the U.S. Hispanic population.  More than two in three Hispanics support lifting the trade embargo, while six in ten would permit unrestricted travel and want diplomatic relations, a larger percentage than the public overall.