Poll is up about who won the debate.

[Motown_Johnny]

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/2015/10/democratic_debate_who_won_vote_in_our_poll.html

[magical thyme]

1. whoa! Bernie's at 63%!

[Fearless]

3. Bernie 63% Hillary 27%

[HooptieWagon]

2. 63% Sanders!

FeelTheBern!

[ChisolmTrailDem]

4. People are Feelin' the Bern! nt

[angrychair]

5. A vote for Bernie

Is a vote for America.

[putitinD]

6. Sanders is now at 67%

[left-of-center2012]

7. Feeling the Bern

[ALBliberal]

8. I think Hillary and Bernie tied for first

They each had their ups and downs their comebacks were great. The three lesser knowns were not included near enough IMO.

[gblady]

9. Sanders now at 73%

nt

[Ken Burch]

10. Bernie at 74% now! n/t.

[kelliekat44]

11. All the young ones voting's but Hillary won this one by not losing it. nt

[reformist2]

14. Whatever. A few more debates of "not losing" and she will be...

[cherokeeprogressive]

16. LOL

[LongTomH]

12. Bernie at 75% Hillary at 17%

[Logical]

13. Bernie at 75% now! Nt

[in_cog_ni_to]

15. Bernie..75%! n/t

[Arugula Latte]

17. Yowza, Bernie!

[mhatrw]

18. LOL. Slate sucks, but Bernie still at 75%. nt

[tblue37]

19. I posted this on another thread

These are the online debate polls I could find--all have Bernie around 75% and Hillary around 17%:

Time Magazine

Bernie Sanders 75 %
Hillary Clinton 17 %
Jim Webb 5 %
Martin O'Malley 3 %
Lincoln Chafee 1 %

Slate Online Magazine

Bernie Sanders 75%
Hillary Clinton 17%
Jim Webb 4%
Martin O'Malley 3%
Lincoln Chafee 1%

San Diego FOX affiliate

Bernie Sanders 74.64% (19,355 votes)
Hillary Clinton 17.53% (4,545 votes)
Jim Webb 3.93% (1,019 votes)
Martin O'Malley 3.3% (856 votes)
Lincoln Chafee 0.6% (156 votes)

Total Votes: 25,931

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And this on yet another thread:

Frank Luntz had a focus group of 28 Dem primary voters. Over half were Hillary supporters going into the debate, but all but maybe 4 were Bernie supporters when he checked with them after the debate. (His was the only focus group I found.) Obviously they were swayed by getting to know where Bernie stands on the issues.

One man said he hadn't really known about any of the candidates but Hillary before the debate. I think that is a large reason for her vast lead at the moment. Dems know her and like her, but most who are not wonks like we are on DU are not yet paying much attention, so they don't really know about Bernie yet.

Oh, and the entire group raised their hands when he asked if they preferred Webb and Chaffee to not be included in the next debate.