RAND has an interesting tracking poll (American Life Panel) which interviews the same 3500 people (1/7 each day) repeatedly over the course of several months.
The significance of this methodology is that shifts you see are due to real people changing their minds.
So it's interesting to see that since the debate, the Republicans in their study are less inclined to vote (by about 1%), while the Democrats seem more inclined to vote (by about 0.5%). This is a real shift of real people's stated intentions, but the sample includes last Tuesday through yesterday, so it's not a pure take on the debate reaction.
Intention to vote, by candidate preference
So far, this runs completely counter to the prevailing wisdom about who got energized by the debate. It will be interesting to see how the next week plays out as the sampled days get completely past the debate and its immediate aftermath.
2:49 AM PT: I might also point out that the enthusiasm gap you see in this poll represents an extra effort we need to exert to get out the vote, above and beyond anything the Republicans are doing.