A new poll of Pennsylvania voters this week found 63 percent support a tax on natural gas drilling with 56 percent of Republicans polled supporting a tax, according to a Tribune Review newspaper/ Susquehanna Polling & Research poll.

            While some regional differences were reported, 57 percent of those polled in the central part of the state where drilling is common support a natural gas tax.  Sixty-two percent in Southeast counties support the tax.

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1/10/2011