Debate viewers think Mitt Romney beat President Obama, and the
Connecticut senate race is basically tied. Here's our guide to
today's polls and why they matter.   Findings: Two-thirds of
Americans think that Romney did the best job in the debate, a
CNN poll finds. Meanwhile, an instant poll from CBS found that
46 percent of uncommitted voters thought Romney won the debate,
while 22 percent thought Obama did, and 32 said it was a draw.
Pollster: CNN/ORC International, CBS News Methodology: For
CNN: Landline and cell phone interviews among 430 adult
Americans who watched the debate October 3 with a margin of
error of  +/-4.5 percentage points. For CBS: Online poll ("using
GfK's web-enabled KnowledgePanel(r)") of 523 uncommitted voters
who watched the debate with a margin of error of +/-4 percentage
points.  Why it matters: The polls matches up with general
perception in the media that last night did not go well for
Obama. Caveat: We're going to have to wait a little longer to
see how this effects the polls over