Thanks for continuing to cover this issue Chad. According to Compassion & Choices, amidst a growing nationwide movement toward patient-centered care and growing support for aid in dying as part of that spectrum of health care autonomy, Hawaii's poll numbers indicate higher support for aid in dying than any other state. I'm happily unsurprised! We were the first state to legalize reproductive rights (1970), the first state to require minimum standards of health care by law (1974), an early proponent of equality in marriage, and the third state to raise the minimum wage to $10. In 2002 we almost became the 1st state to authorize Aid in Dying, losing by the slimmest of margins. 2017 could finally be the year!