Quinnipiac also polled Pennsylvania voters and found Giuliani has narrowed the gap with Hillary Clinton, getting 43 percent to Hillary Clinton’s 45 percent. A month ago Hillary led by six percent.

On each candidate’s floor of support, they found, “If Clinton is the Democratic candidate for President, 36 percent of Pennsylvania voters say they would support her, with 21 percent who might support her and 41 percent who say they would not vote for her under any circumstances. If Giuliani gets the Republican nod, 27 percent say they would vote for him, with 36 percent who might vote for him and 33 percent who say they won’t vote for him under any circumstances.”

The driver’s license issue remains big: “Fifty-four percent of Pennsylvania voters would be less likely to vote for a presidential candidate who supports issuing driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, with only 3 percent who would be more likely and 39 percent who say it wouldn’t affect their vote.”

Head-to-head with the rest of the field: “Clinton gets 45 percent to 43 percent for Arizona Sen. John McCain. She beats Thompson 50 – 36 percent and Romney 51 –36 percent.” Edwards polls within one point of Giuliani, interestingly.