Todd, I'm rather shocked that your proposition is one of raising a wet finger to the wind in order to determine public policy.  Had Djou (and the equally useless Hawaii GOP) made a sustained case that HART and its blank check should be repealed, that the entire rationale used to sell rail to the public in 2008 (traffic relief) was a BIG LIE, and that the full 34-miles would bankrupt the City, Djou would be mayor and many Democrat incumbents would find themselves jobless after 2016.  Laying out the permanent, ongoing cost to families for continuing to build and operate and maintain rail is an extremely compelling case.  You, however, describe a poll which reflects a snapshot in time based on there having been ZERO attempt to make the case.  Strange that you would write something as politically naive as "I'm just not seeing a majority showing up for that idea."  Has that naive attitude deifying the current zeitgeist ever stopped pushes for major societal changes on issues before?