Quinnipiac is out with new polls in Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. The short version: Hillary Clinton has improved her already commanding leads in all three states and is now ahead of Obama by 30 points in FL, 25 points in OH, and 16 points in PA. She also beats Giuliani and Thompson in general election match ups in every state except Ohio, where she is currently running tied with Rudy.

On the Republican side, there appears to be very little movement in Florida or Pennsylvania - with Giuliani maintaining leads in both states - but in Ohio Giuliani is up 5 points while his nearest competitor, Fred Thompson, is down 7, giving the Mayor a strong 18 point lead.

Florida
Democrats
Clinton 43 (+6 vs last poll July 23)
Obama 13 (-1)
Gore 11 (-3)
Edwards 8 (-1)
Undecided 15 (+1)

Senator Clinton's lead in the RCP Average for Florida has bulged to 23.8%

Republicans
Giuliani 26 (-4 vs last poll July 23)
Thompson 19 (+1)
McCain 11 (+1)
Romney 9 (nc)
Gingrich 6 (+1)
Undecided 18 (-1)

Giuliani's lead in the RCP Average for Florida is now 4.2%.

General Election Match Ups
Clinton 46 - Giuliani 44
Clinton 49 - Thompson 40
Obama 41 - Giuliani 44
Obama 43 - Thompson 37

Ohio
Democrats
Clinton 41 (+6 vs last poll July 12)
Obama 16 (-1)
Edwards 11 (-2)
Gore 8 (-4)
Undecided 14 (-1)

Republicans
Giuliani 29 (+5 vs last poll July 12)
Thompson 11 (-7)
McCain 11 (-3)
Romney 8 (nc)
Gingrich 8 (+3)
Undecided 22 (+2)

General Election Match Ups
Clinton 43 - Giuliani 43
Clinton 47 - Thompson 36
Obama 39 - Giuliani 42
Obama 44 - Thompson 32

Pennsylvania
Democrats
Clinton 35 (+3 vs last poll June 27)
Obama 19 (+1)
Gore 12 (-4)
Edwards 10 (+3)
Undecided 15 (nc)

Republicans
Giuliani 29 (nc vs last poll June 27)
McCain 16 (+1)
Thompson 14 (-1)
Gingrich 9 (+4)
Romney 3 (nc)
Undecided 16 (-8)

General Election Match Ups
Clinton 45 - Giuliani 44
Clinton 50 - Thompson 38
Obama 39 - Giuliani 45
Obama 44 - Thompson 36

(Methodology: all surveys conducted July 30 - August 6. 962 Florida voters with a margin of error of +/- 3.2 percent, including 366 Republicans with a margin of error of +/- 5.1 percent, and 380 Democrats with a margin of error of +/- 5 percent; 974 Ohio voters with a margin of error of +/- 3.1 percent, including 344 Republicans with a margin of error of +/- 5.3 percent, and 366 Democrats with a margin of error of +/- 5.1 percent;1,011 Pennsylvania voters with a margin of error of +/- 3.1 percent, including 434 Republicans with a margin of error of +/- 4.7 percent and 419 Democrats, with a margin of error of +/- 4.8 percent. )