Two-thirds of Hawaii voters surveyed in our poll support the state holding a “con con,” the first in 40 years.

Legislators kept the issue at bay again last session, but two-thirds of poll respondents say it’s time to act.

Hawaii voters responding to our poll prefer “someone else” over the incumbent by a wide margin.

Statewide, Brian Schatz and Mazie Hirono are viewed more favorably than Gabbard while Colleen Hanabusa’s numbers are slightly lower.

The president’s approval rating of 32 percent is actually higher than the percentage of the state vote he received in November.

The Honolulu mayor has a dismal approval rating, and the city’s $10 billion rail project is probably to blame.