From the hardest to spell polling organization out there:

Quinnipiac GOP Primary in Pennsylvania

• Giuliani - 28% (29)
• McCain - 11% (17)
• F. Thompson - 10% (6)
• Romney - 9% (5)
• Gingrich - 8% (10)
• All others - 1% or less
• Undecided - 23% (21)

Survey was done May 22-28 of 575 Republicans, and has an MoE of 4.1%.

Giuliani seems to have leveled out his poll numbers after dropping from 43% in March to 29% last month. That, plus the fact he remains in first place after such a large drop, is good news for his campaign. McCain continues to face declining poll numbers, and nearly slips into third or fourth place in Pennsylvania. Romney and Thompson are both up 4 points.

Oh, and Ron Paul increased his support in PA by an order of infinity - from 0% last month to 1% now.

On the Dem side, Gore was included which renders this poll useless. In case you were wondering, though, Gore polls second behind Hillary, and in front of third place Obama.

More numbers from Q:

Favorable/Unfavorable Ratings

• Giuliani - 53/28 (57/22)
• McCain - 44/28 (48/24)
• Romney - 20/17 (13/13) - 62% haven’t heard enough to form an opinion
• Thompson - 25/11 (23/10) - 63% haven’t heard enough to form an opinion

PA General Election Matchups

• Giuliani - 47% (47)
• Clinton - 43% (43)

• Giuliani - 45% (45)
• Obama - 40% (41)

• Clinton - 45% (43)
• McCain - 43% (45)

• McCain - 42% (41)
• Obama - 41% (43)

• Clinton - 50% (47)
• F. Thompson - 36% (36)

• Obama - 47% (45)
• F. Thompson - 32% (33)

Giuliani’s net favorability fell from +35 to +25, McCain’s from +24 to +16, Romney’s went slightly up from even to +3, and Thompson’s from +13 to +14.

Posted on May 31st, 2007 by David
Filed under: Ron Paul 2008