Hillary Clinton has taken the lead in Pennsylvania over Donald Trump.

That’s according to the latest PPP survey, which found Clinton ahead 46% to 42%.

Earlier this month, Clinton and Trump were tied at 44%.

Among women, Hillary leads Donald 47% to 40% while they each received 45% from men.

Meanwhile, each has about the same support with their own party. Clinton’s numbers with Democrats (74/18) are not that different from Trump’s with Republicans (73/12). Clinton does lead, however, with independents (48/41).

Even steeper than the gender gap in PA is the racial one. By a 50-39 margin, white voters prefer Trump. Clinton, though, holds an extraordinary 90-2 lead with black voters. She is also ahead 52-29 with other voters.

Finally, the Democrat’s strongest age group is young people. 18 to 29 year-olds (59/31) and 30 to 45 year-olds (48/41) prefer Clinton, suggesting she is not struggling with Sanders supporters. Trump meanwhile is ahead with 46 to 65 year-olds (47/41) and those older than 65 (44/43).

It should be noted this survey was done on the behalf of Americans United for Change and the Constitutional Responsibility Project.

Public Policy Polling surveyed 980 registered Pennsylvania voters from June 22th to 23rd. The margin of error is +/- 3.1%.