A poll of 1,172 likely voters found that most believe a new rail line in Honolulu would reduce traffic congestion compared to today. Support was highest among younger voters, Democrats, Asians, those with a college education or higher, and those living near the proposed rail corridor.

1. Rail Project’s Effect on Traffic Congestion Report
Sample = 1,172 Likely Voters
Sampling Margin of Error = 2.9%
Do you believe that if the rail line is built, there will be less traffic congestion in
Honolulu than we have today?

2. Demographic Crosstabs for QRailCongestion
Age
Gender

3. Party
Race

4. Education
Income

5. Politics
Proximity to Rail Corridor