So in a year where Republicans are supposed to be doomed, Quinnipiac finds McCain winning Ohio and Florida. Doesn’t matter whether it’s Obama or Hillary.

It’s a small margin, though. In Florida, it’s McCain 44 – Clinton 42; McCain 41 – Obama 39. In Ohio, McCain 44 percent – Clinton 43 percent; McCain 42 percent – Obama 40 percent.

Maybe Fast Eddie Rendell was on to something. In his home state of Pennsylvania, it’s Clinton 46 percent – McCain 40 percent; Obama 42 percent – McCain 41.

(If there’s really a Bradley effect going on with Obama, would McCain win any state he trailed by, say, three percent?)

Among Democrats, it’s Clinton 55 – Obama 34 in Ohio and Clinton 52 – Obama 36 in Pennsylvania.

UPDATE: Rasmussen’s done some swing state head-to-heads as well.

In New Hampshire, Clinton leads McCain, 43 to 41. Oddly, despite losing the state in the primary, Obama is way ahead against McCain, 49 to 36.

In Missouri, it’s currently McCain by a hair, no matter who the Democrats nominate: McCain 43,Clinton 42; McCain 42, Obama 40.

The results in Colorado are the oddest ones. McCain beats Clinton handily, 49 to 35, but Obama beats McCain handily, 46 to 39.