A majority of those surveyed say they want the route to go all the way to Ala Moana Center as originally planned.

The challenger has 42 percent support compared to the incumbent’s 33 percent. Ex-Mayor Carlisle gets just 9 percent.

Check out the demographics and crosstabs behind our poll on voter confidence on rail, NextEra Energy, police oversight, homelessness, Gov. Ige and Mayor Caldwell.

About 57 percent of Hawaii voters view President Obama positively. But far less feel that way about Hawaii’s governor and Honolulu’s mayor.

But Hawaii voters also say they believe most misconduct is due to a few bad cops.

Well over 30 percent of respondents said it’s a bad idea while another 40 percent consider the $6.6 billion project’s progress troubling.

Nearly half of Hawaii voters want more action, while a clear majority backs law enforcement efforts like sit-lie bans.

Voters also think the Public Utilities Commission pays more attention to political and business pressure than the public interest.

There’s broad support for congressional delegation, Honolulu mayor, governor and president, but it varies some by age, gender and income.

A majority of Oahu voters also opposes the $6 billion project in general, but support is greater on the neighbor islands.