(KTVU) A measure aimed at changing teacher tenure is the only one of three ballot initiatives backed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger that is supported by a majority of California voters, according to a new statewide poll.

The news Wednesday comes in the wake of the governor's plunging job approval rating and a new promise from Schwarzenegger to bring a more bipartisan effort in solving the state's budget impasse and to find compromise on his ballot measures. ...

The Field Poll reported that while most likely voters are aware of all three of his proposals -- only his teacher tenure idea has the support of a majority -- with 61 percent in favor and 32 percent opposed and 7 percent undecided.

The governor's spending cap proposal, which would impose across the board spending cuts whenever spending outstripped tax income, has support from 35 percent of the voters who participated in the poll. The poll found 42 percent of likely voters oppose the governor's spending cap measure, with 23 percent undecided.

Schwarzenegger's plan to turn over control of drawing legislative and congressional districts to a panel of retired judges is opposed by 46 percent of likely voters, with 35 percent favoring and 19 percent undecided.