New Quinnipiac Poll out of Florida today. Some of the highlights: In his first showing, unannounced GOP candidate Fred Thompson picked up 6 percent, which is less than his national numbers but one point better than Mitt Romney, who received just 5 percent. On the Democratic side, not much movement for national frontrunners Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama (who came in at 36 percent and 13 percent, respectively), but John Edwards surged 5 points from last month's Quinnipiac Poll to reach 11 percent. Al Gore, who also is unannounced, came it at 16 percent, three points better than last month.

Rudy Giuliani (35 percent), Sen. John McCain (15 percent) and Newt Gingrich (11 percent) all lost three points from last month's poll, but otherwise remained the top three GOP candidates.

In a head-to-head match-up, Giuliani still beats Clinton (50-40), Edwards (50-40) and Barack Obama (52-36).

President Bush's job approval rating in Florida is at 37 percent, two points better than a Feb. 7 Quinnipiac poll.

Here are the rest of the numbers:

Democrats
Clinton 36 (trend vs. March 7 poll = -2)
Gore 16 (+3)
Obama 13 (n/c)
Edwards 11 (+5)
Richardson 2 (n/c)

Republicans
Giuliani 35 (trend vs. March 7 poll = -3)
McCain 15 (-3)
Gingrich 11 (-3)
Thompson, F. 6 (n/a)
Romney 5 (-1)

Head-to-Head Match-Ups
Giuliani 50 - Clinton 40
Giuliani 52 - Obama 36
Giuliani 50 - Edwards 40

McCain 45 - Clinton 44
McCain 45 - Obama 39
McCain 41 - Edwards 43

Romney 39 - Clinton 45
Romney 35 - Obama 42
Romney 31 - Edwards 50

Favorable/Unfavorable Ratings
Giuliani 59/19 (+40)
Edwards 50/25 (+25)
McCain 48/25 (+23)
Obama 42/20 (+22)
Thompson 16/9 (+7)
Romney 19/15 (+4)
Clinton 47/45 (+2)