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Clinton, Giuliani rule new 'Q' poll
Hillary Rodham Clinton is crushing the Democratic field and Rudy Giuliani holds the lead among Republicans, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. But Clinton has taken the overall advantage in Florida.
In a Democratic primary, Clinton gets 51 percent, followed by 17 percent for Obama and 10 percent for John Edwards. Among Republicans, Giuliani gets 27 percent, with 19 percent for Thompson, 17 percent for Romney and 8 percent for McCain.
Head to head, Clinton tops Giuliani 46-43, breaking a 44/44 tie September 12.
Other matchups:
Clinton tops McCain 46/42, Thompson 48/39, and Romney 48/37.
Giuliani bests Obama 42/39, and edges Edwards 43/41.
Obama beats Thompson 45/36, Romney 43/36, but trails McCain 41/39.
Edwards edges McCain 42/40, beats Thompson 44/36 and Romney 47/33.
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