Hillary Clinton is being powered by the Philadelphia suburbs.

That’s the conclusion of the latest Bloomberg Poll, which finds Clinton at 51% and Donald Trump at 42% in the commonwealth.

In a four-way race Clinton’s lead stands at nine points, 48% to 39%. Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein secured 6% and 2% respectively.

This survey was weighted towards the Philly suburban counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery. Women in these counties prefer Clinton by a 67% to 24% margin.

Favorables

The Democratic nominee is approaching the break-even point in the favorable/unfavorable splits. She is currently at 48/51 throughout the state and 56/42 in the suburbs.

Trump, on the other hand, scores a 40/58 split in PA and a 28/70 split in SEPA.

Bloomberg tested a number of national figures both statewide and in the collar counties. Those results are included below:

Michelle Obama: PA – 64/32 SEPA – 70/24

Joe Biden: PA – 62/34 SEPA – 67/28

Barack Obama: PA – 56/43 SEPA – 60/38

Bill Clinton: PA – 52/45 SEPA – 59/37

Mike Pence: PA – 48/39 SEPA – 40/49

Tim Kaine: PA – 44/38 SEPA – 51/34

Gary Johnson: PA – 19/46 SEPA – 20/49

Jill Stein: PA – 14/35 SEPA – 17/37

Issues

Respondents were also asked to compare the presidential candidates on several attributes.

Of the eleven questions, Hillary won nine. Those full results are presented below:

Understands the issues that matter most to the middle class: Clinton 54% Trump 38%

Knows what it takes to create jobs: Trump 51% Clinton 43%

Would change the way Washington does business: Trump 62% Clinton 25%

Has the right temperament to be President: Clinton 58% Trump 31%

Could get things done in Washington: Clinton 49% Trump 42%

Would be a good role model for children: Clinton 56% Trump 23%

Would help working families better afford quality child care: Clinton 60% Trump 34%

Would do more to improve education: Clinton 62% Trump 32%

Is trustworthy: Clinton 40% Trump 36%

Would serve effectively as commander-in-chief: Clinton 51% Trump 40%

Would make retirement income secure for more: Clinton 47% Trump 39%  

Demographics

Bloomberg included the crosstabs for the two-way race numbers.

The following demographics supported Hillary Clinton: Democrats (89/6), non-whites (71/22), those with a college degree (59/33), those under 35 years old or younger (57/35), females (56/37) and those fifty-five years old or older (52/42).

The following demographics supported Donald Trump: Republicans (85/10), those without a college degree (51/43), 35 to 54 year-olds (47/45), males (47/46) and independents (45/36).

Whites were evenly split between the two (47/47).

The Bloomberg Poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. They contacted 806 likely voters through landlines and cell phones from October 7th to 11th. The margin of error is +/- 3.5%.