Don't compare this Chamber of Commerce poll to other polling company numbers. You'd be comparing apples to oranges. Each polling company uses differing methodology. Thus, what's most important to watch are the *trends* within the same polling company's poll.
That said, the internals show 49% VERY STRONGLY in support of the recall. Only 36% show people being VERY STRONGLY opposed. It will require a big shift for Grayout to survive, especially with a million absentees already in the can.
As to these particular numbers, conventional wisdom is that undecideds break against the incumbent, which means that anytime an incumbent is below 50% just before the election, he's in big trouble. In this case, Davis is trailing 53-41, with 6% undecided. He would not just have to buck the usual pattern (where the majority of the undecideds wind up voting against the incumbent); he would have to pick up every last one of the undecideds, and somehow persuade at least 3% of those already planning to vote "yes" to change their minds. I'm not saying it can't happen; just that it's not the way to bet -- especially now that Schwarzenegger seems to have satisfied people by his debate appearance that he is fit to govern.