A new Quinnipiac University poll for Pennsylvania finds that Hillary Clinton's lead over Barack Obama is now at 30-points. Obama himself has fallen one-point behind Al Gore, who's now in second. For the Republicans, Rudy Giuliani remains in front with an 18-point lead over John McCain, while Fred Thompson has fallen six points since Aug. 8.
Democrats:
Clinton 42 (+7 vs. Aug. 8 poll)
Gore 13 (+1)
Obama 12 (-7)
Edwards 8 (-2)
Republicans:
Giuliani 31 (+2 vs. Aug. 8 poll)
McCain 13 (-3)
Gingrich 9 (n/c)
Thompson 8 (-6)
Romney 7 (+4)
Head-to-Heads:
Giuliani 44 - Clinton 46 (Clinton +1 vs. Aug. 8 poll)
Giuliani 45 - Obama 40 (Giuliani -1 vs. Aug 8 poll)
Giuliani 45 - Edwards 43 (Giuliani -7 vs. March 29 poll)
McCain 41 - Clinton 44 (Clinton +2 vs. June 27 poll)
McCain 40 - Obama 43 (Obama -2 vs. June 27 poll)
McCain 38 - Edwards 46 (Edwards +7 vs. March 29 poll)
Thompson 36 - Clinton 50 (Clinton +2 vs. Aug. 8 poll)
Thompson 34 - Obama 46 (Obama +4 vs. Aug. 8 poll)
Thompson 32 - Edwards 51 (n/a)
Romney 35 - Clinton 50 (Clinton +1 vs. March 29 poll)
Romney 31 - Obama 46 (Obama -4 vs. March 29 poll)
Romney 29 - Edwards 53 (Edwards +2 vs. March 29 poll)
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