Mufi was going to ride the rail to the governor's mansion but that plan blew up.    But while Carlisle was mayor, he didn't seem to be any different than Caldwell, other than perhaps being a bit more trustworthy.  

My vote goes to the person that I feel will bring some accountability to the rail project and that candidate is Djou.

It's easy to talk about "raising the funds or to find the funds" to build rail to Ala Moana, but translated, it just means raising taxes to get the money.   Oahu's tax payers have one of, if not the highest tax burden in the entire US.     People are no quite mindful of the 11 million dollars (or more) per month that the rail will cost tax payers for operations and maintenance.

No chance the rail meets the 119,000 daily weekday riders that HART projects, which will drive up the cost of the operations since fare collections will fall short.