Fact Check: Trump’s poll numbers

Atlanta (AP) — Former President Donald Trump frequently says his poll numbers are higher than ever.

In reality, he has incredibly steady favorability ratings, for better or worse. For example, AP-NORC polls conducted after his recent felony conviction in New York for falsifying business documents found that overall opinions of Trump barely budged after the conviction.

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