According to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday, 64% of registered voters said Trump had committed crimes before entering office and nearly half of voters — 45% — think he committed crimes while serving as President.

Despite Trump’s massive popularity in the GOP, even a third of Republicans said Trump had engaged in criminal activity before his presidency. The poll showed that 89% of Democrats and 65% of independents thought Trump had committed crimes before taking office.

Voters were more split on whether Trump had committed crimes during the presidency — 45% said they think he has and 43% said they think he has not engaged in criminal activity.

According to the poll, 44% of registered voters thought Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen told the truth during his Senate testimony last week, 36% didn’t and another 20% were unsure. Most Republicans said Cohen didn’t tell the truth (65%) and most Democrats thought he did (70%). Independents leaned toward believing Cohen: 47% of them said he was telling the truth. The poll showed 34% of independents thought he was untruthful and 19% of independents weren’t sure.

When asked directly if they believe Cohen or Trump more, 50% of all registered voters chose Cohen and 35% chose Trump.

The answer broke down heavily along partisan lines; 79% of Republicans said they believed Turmp more and 86% of Democrats said they believed Cohen. Fifty-one percent of independents believed Cohen over Trump and 31% of independent voters believed Trump over Cohen.