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28 October
7:13 pm

The latest Saint Anselm College survey center poll shows sixty three percent of likely voters in New Hampshire have an unfavorable opinion of president Donald Trump

Plausible

Chris Pappas, at New Hampshire U.S. Senate General Election Debate (WMUR)

7:13 pm
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Why we checked itSpecific poll figure with named source that can be verified; if the poll number is misstated or misrepresented, it misleads viewers about Trump's standing in New Hampshire
What we foundSaint Anselm College Survey Center polls of New Hampshire likely voters found 63 percent unfavorable toward Trump in June 2026 and 62 percent in August, and 62 percent disapproving of his job performance in October, so the figure is within a point of the latest results.
CorrectedCorrection: Originally rated Overstated. Rating changed to Plausible following post-debate review: the Survey Center's polls put Trump's unfavorable rating with likely voters at 62 to 63 percent, so the figure is within a point of the latest results. The evidence is unchanged; the summary was rewritten to match.
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