PA-Quinnipiac: Giuliani still tops all Dems in General Election Matchups

[Tender Branson]

General Election:

Clinton vs. Giuliani: 42-46

Clinton vs. McCain: 44-43

Clinton vs. Romney: 49-35

Obama vs. Giuliani: 39-46

Obama vs. McCain: 42-42

Obama vs. Romney: 48-29

Edwards vs. Giuliani: 39-48

Edwards vs. McCain: 41-42

Edwards vs. Romney: 50-28

Dem. Primary:

Sen. Clinton gets 36 percent of Democratic primary voters, with 17 percent for Sen. Obama, 13 percent for former Vice President Al Gore, 9 percent for John Edwards and 4 percent for Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden.

Rep. Primary:

Giuliani leads the Republican field with 33 percent, with 18 percent for Arizona Sen. John McCain, 7 percent for former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 6 percent for actor Fred Thompson and 5 percent for former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.

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[Tender Branson]

But remember this:

May 22, 2003 Quinnipiac poll:

"President George W. Bush has a 64 - 31 percent approval among Pennsylvania voters, and tops likely Democratic challengers in an early look at the 2004 presidential race.

The matchups show: 

President Bush over Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman 55 - 37 percent;
Bush over Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry 56 - 34 percent;
Bush over Missouri Congressman Richard Gephardt 57 - 34 percent;
 
In each case, Bush gets 28 - 30 percent of the Democratic vote.

Looking at a possible Democratic presidential primary, no clear winner emerges: 

Lieberman gets 26 percent;
Gephardt gets 17 percent;
Kerry gets 16 percent;
No other candidate breaks 6 percent;
20 percent of Democrats are undecided."

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