Probably not, given that Whitman is only doing marginally better than her and that's mostly due to going against a slightly weaker candidate.
I think the most interesting part of this race (from what I can tell) is the Whitman/Boxer or Brown/Fiorina voters, as based on the SUSA crosstabs (yes, yes, i know) there are considerable amounts of each. Whitman is doing better with pro-choice and young voters but Fiorina is doing better with older and Pro-life voter. it will be interesting to see the totals after November.
Well, I suppose that some people are comfortable with being replaced with an H-1B or having their job offshored, but not both.
