Quinnipiac is out with two new state polls this morning. First, Pennyslvania (October 31 - November 5, 406 Republicans, MoE +/- 4.9%; 443 Democrats, MoE +/- 4.7%), where Quinnipiac finds Clinton extending her lead in this post debate poll:

Democrats
Clinton 48 (+7 vs. last poll October 10)
Obama 15 (+1)
Edwards 11 (nc)
Undecided 15 (-3)

Republicans
Giuliani 29 (-3 vs. last poll October 10)
McCain 12 (-1)
Thompson 11 (-2)
Romney 7 (-1)
Huckabee 6 (+4)
Paul 4 (nc)
Undecided 23 (+3)

General Election Match Ups
Clinton 45 - Giuliani 43
Clinton 45 - McCain 43
Clinton 50 - Thompson 36
Clinton 51 - Romney 36

Obama 39 - Giuliani 45

Edwards 42 - Giuliani 43

Favorable/Unfavorable Ratings
Giuliani 45/28 (+17)
Clinton 47/43 (+4)

Other notables in Pennsylvania: 54% said they would be "less likely to vote for a presidential candidate who supports issuing driver's licenses to illegal immigrants," while 39% said it would not affect their vote.

Among Democrats, 51% said they were "very likely" or "somewhat likely" to change their mind about who they were supporting, on the Republican side that number is 65%. That helps account for the fact that a majority (53%) think Hillary does not have the Democratic nomination locked up, and an even larger percentage (72%) say Rudy's doesn't have his party's nomination locked up either.

41% say they will note vote for Hillary under any circumstances, including 82% of Republicans, 37% Independents, and 8% of Democrats. Conversely, 33% said they wouldn't vote for Rudy under any circumstances, including 53% of Democrats, 32% of Independents, and 10% of Republicans.

Jop approval ratings: President Bush 29%, Senator Arlen Specter (R) 54%, Senator Bob Casey, Jr. (D) 49%.

In Connecticut, the new Quinnipiac poll (November 1 - 5, 291 Republicans, MoE +/- 5.7%; 385 Democrats, MoE +/- 5%) shows, not suprisingly, Clinton and Giuliani way ahead of their respective fields and running neck and neck against each other in a general election match up:

Democrats
Clinton 45 (+2 vs. last poll Oct 17)
Obama 19 (+3)
Edwards 7 (-1)
Dodd 5 (-2)
Biden 4 (+1)
Undecided 14 (-3)

Republicans
Giuliani 41 (-1 vs. last poll Oct 17)
Romney 13 (+4)
McCain 12 (-2)
Thompson 7 (-3)
Undecided 13 (-2)

General Election Match Up
Clinton 45 - Giuliani 44
Clinton 47 - McCain 41
Clinton 53 - Thompson 31
Clinton 51 - Romney 34

Obama 43 - Giuliani 43

Edwards 41 - Giuliani 46

Favorable/Unfavorable Rating
Giuliani 52/27 (+25)
Clinton 48/39 (+9)

Job approval ratings: Sen. Joe Lieberman (I) 52%, Sen. Chris Dodd (D) 55%, President Bush 24%.

Other notables: 70% say it's time for Chris Dodd to drop out of the Presidential race and 55% say he's spending "too much time running for President and not enough time being Senator from Connecticut." 78% of those who voted for Joe Lieberman in 2006 would do so again. Of the 15% who said they'd vote for someone else if they could do it again, 58% cited the war in Iraq as the reason they'd switch.