Hillary Clinton is four for four on this poll-tastic Wednesday.

The new Quinnipiac Poll has her at 48% while Donald Trump is at 43%. Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are each at 3%.

When Johnson and Stein aren’t included, Clinton’s lead increases to six points, 50% to 44%.

Last month, she was ahead six points in both the two-way and four-way contests.

The former Secretary of State has a 41% favorable score (26% strongly, 15% somewhat) against a 56% unfavorable number (49% strongly, 7% somewhat). On the other hand, Trump received a 37% favorable rating (26% strongly, 11% somewhat) while 60% are unfavorable (50% strongly, 10% somewhat) towards her.

Digging into the crosstabs, Clinton naturally has the support of Democrats (85/12) and Trump’s got the backing of the GOP (85/9). Independents, though, favor Clinton (42/38).

There’s a gigantic gender gap with Hillary ahead by twenty points, 56% to 36%, with women. Meanwhile, men prefer Donald 51% to 39%. White men support Trump 57% to 36% yet white women 52% to 45%.

Additionally, there is a disconnect between those with a college degree and those without one. The former support Clinton by seven, 50% to 43%, while the latter back Trump by nineteen, 55% to 36%.

The Quinnipiac University Poll surveyed 612 likely Pennsylvania voters from October 27th to November 1st using live interviews from landlines and cell phones. The margin of error is +/- 4%.