Poll: Brown Holds Double-Digit Leads

Politico reports:

More good news for the most vulnerable Republican Senator up for reelection in 2012: double-digit polling leads against six possible opponents.

A Suffolk University poll surmises that Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown "remains untouchable" against all Democratic challengers considering a bid against him and finds that 55 percent of voters think the freshman should be reelected.

In the poll of 500 Bay State voters taken April 3-5,  Brown leads all opponents by at least 15 points, with the exception of former Rep. Joe Kennedy, who has already indicated he won't run.  Brown also boasts a 58 percent approval rating, tracking even a point ahead of President Obama.

The breakdown of the individual match-ups:

Brown 52%, Deval Patrick 37%

Brown 52%, Rep. Mike Capuano 26%

Brown 51%, Tim Murray 23%

Brown 52%, Setti Warren 9%

Brown 52%, Rep. Ed Markey 26%

Brown 52%, Vicki Kennedy 30%

Brown 45%, Joe Kennedy 40%

Brown also reported raising $1.7 million over the first fundraising quarter, bringing his cash on hand total to $8.3 million.