[Dog Gone]

If 37% believed Arnold did the right thing by staying away, and 30% think McClintock won the debate, who has the most support?

[AndyTheBear]

If 37% believed Arnold did the right thing by staying away, and 30% think McClintock won the debate, who has the most support?

Insufficient data. Being perceived as the winner in a debate is not the same thing as being supported.

I am hoping SurveyUSA will have more recent data on the questions that matter: like how are likely/certain voters are going to vote. Their web page still has the Aug 26 data on the real questions.

[ProtectorOfTwo]

Davis could get 90% of people to say he did the right thing if he cancelled the Drivers License stupidity, doesn't mean he has 90% of the people wanting him to stay in office...the numbers are not correlative.

[Sabertooth]

If 37% believed Arnold did the right thing by staying away, and 30% think McClintock won the debate, who has the most support?

In apples, oranges, or likely voters?

Neither this poll, nor the two figures you cite, give any particular insight.

[Susannah]

"If 37% believed Arnold did the right thing by staying away, and 30% think McClintock won the debate, who has the most support?"

Good point! And that survey was most likely done BEFORE Arnold was interviewed on tv explaining why he skipped the debate. Arnold said there was a parents' meeting at his daughter's school and he put that ahead of an early debate.

[DodgeRam]

Excellent point.