This does not look like good news for Walker and the Teabaggers.  Huffington Post:

Both surveys began with questions about Walker’s performance as governor and more general popularity ratings of Walker, Senate Democrats and other players on both sides of the controversy.  The results of the two surveys on these questions were within sampling error of each other: Walker’s approval rating is now net negative, with the disapproval rating reaching or slightly exceeding 50%.  Meanwhile, the favorable ratings of “Democrats in the State Legislature” are slightly better and net positive (47% favorable, 38% unfavorable on the Saturday-Sunday sample).  The second survey proceeded next to questions focused more directly on the ongoing controversy.  Respondents heard a list of people and groups involved in the controversy and were asked, for each one, if they agreed “with the positions they are taking in the current situation in the state capitol.”  The results presented in the following chart prepared by the pollsters show large majorities agreeing with “public employees” (67%), “protestors at the state capitol” (62%) and “unions” (59%) but far fewer agreeing with “Republicans in the Legislature” (48%) or Scott Walker (43% agree and 53% disagree). 

Note from Joe: Over at DailyKos, Jed Lewison pointed out that Walker isn’t even doing all that well in the latest biased survey from Rasmussen: