Unfortunately that does not look at all good for Prop 90. It seems to be sinking fast, compared to earlier surveys. Large numbers of "Undecideds" usually end up breaking "No".
More bad news is that most or all of the bond measures may end up passing. The good news is that Propositions 86 through 89 are probably all headed for defeat. Proposition 85 also seems headed for defeat, which I would prefer not be the case, but (unlike many other FR posters) I am personally much more concerned with the financial and property rights ballot measures than Prop 85.
I think many of us are in that court.
My YES vote on Prop 90 and my NO votes on bonds and taxes are cast with the most zeal.