The GOP’s national front-runner is also the front-runner in Pennsylvania.

That’s the conclusion of a new CBS News/YouGov Poll of the Keystone State.

They found Donald Trump leading the Republican primary with 47%. Ted Cruz came in second with 29% while John Kasich was third with 23%.

These results run counter to the latest Franklin & Marshall poll that had Trump and Kasich within the margin of error.

While the New Yorker has seen a large gender gap in his general election polls, there was no real difference in this survey of Pennsylvanians. Trump got 47% from males and 46% from females. There was also no significant distinction between Republicans and Independents.

Trump also leads Cruz narrowly among tea party members (48/44) and evangelicals (43/42). The two are tied when it comes to very conservative respondents with each getting 45%. Meanwhile, Trump is ahead among moderates and conservatives.

Finally, the businessman is also ahead with all age groups with the exception of 18-29 year olds where he comes in third. Kasich prevailed among the youngsters with 44% and Cruz finished second with 36%.

This poll was conducted by CBS News and YouGov. They surveyed 729 likely Republican primary voters from March 29th to April 1st, 2016. The margin of error is +/- 5%.