The new SUSA poll has been released, and the results are not encouraging for Obama. See link below the jump.
SUSA poll
In the poll, Clinton is leading Obama 54%-44%, a difference of ten points. SurveyUSA does admit that the polling from other firms does not match their result. After the debate, Clinton has developed an enormous lead in Greater Cincinatti - from a 1 point deficit in the last poll to a 19 point advantage. She had a similar but smaller shift in Dayton as well. Among early voters, Clinton is ahead by 13%, which means Obama must win the election day vote 52-48% to carry the state.
UPDATE: RASMUSSEN OH AND TX
Texas Poll
Texas - Obama 48%, Clinton 47%
The race has tightened slightly, but still within the margin of error. Clinton leads among voters over 40, but most of her (slight) recovery is due to solidifying Latino support. She has a narrow lead on economy voters and a large lead on health care. Obama has leads on other issues, including a large one on the War in Iraq.
Ohio - Clinton 50%, Obama 44%
Ohio Poll
This is a four point uptick for Clinton since the last Rasmussen poll, the same trend detected by SUSA although a closer poll to begin with. Obama has never led in this poll. She leads by 17 with women, and trails by 10 with men. Clinton has a 12 point lead with registered Democrats. Obama leads by 20 among those other groups likely to participate. She has significant leads among economy and health care workers. However, her NAFTA issue lead is insignificant. Income is a factor in support - greater than $60k back Obama, less than $60k back Clinton.