Here's the link: click on "download topline" to see the PDF.
The poll finds Obama leading Romney 46 to 45 among registered voters.
Clearly this is not a great result for us. However, I would not be too worried about it. First of all, their last poll from a month ago had O 47, R 46 - a result which was among the most pessimistic for Obama all of September from a non-tracking poll. So that's a 3 point shift, which is what you would expect given the usual poll movement in October. And, among registered voters, the spread is identical to the August numbers, which were O 47, R 46. So it's kind of a return to their August numbers in that sense, though it's pretty remarkable that in September, there was a 10 point spread, with Obama at 50 and Romney at 40 in RV.
Another reason this does not suck so bad is that Obama's at 49% approval with Likely Voters (as well as 49% LV disapproval). This is mitigated somewhat by the fact that Romney's favorability is, incredibly, at 52%, one point higher than Barack's, which means some approvers may see MR as an acceptable alternative.
Another issue to dwell on is that the LV screen produces D+2, which, is probably too low this year (although I'm not certain).
Also, this poll was mainly taken before the third debate, which might have produced a bit of a polling bump for Barack.
One last thing: AP actually produced a poll at almost the exact time eight years ago with Kerry at 49 and Bush at 46. It was another polling firm (Ipsos) but interesting to consider nonetheless...
12:56 AM PT: I should add that the best remedy for any fever polling may induce is GOTV. So go make calls, knock on some doors, do some data work for Obama and other worthy candidates.
1:23 AM PT: Informed below that these guys don't have a good track record... Another reason not to take this too seriously