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There’s little disparity across age, ethnicity and gender lines, although more Republicans are opposed.

Check out the demographics and crosstabs behind our most recent polls on marijuana, rail, GMO labeling and approval ratings.

Voters want medi-pot patients to have places to buy their medicine, but still oppose legalization of the drug for recreational purposes.

Check out the demographics and cross tabulations behind our most recent polls on Hawaii’s races for governor and Congress, and on ballot question No. 4.

A proposal to amend Hawaii’s constitution to allow the use of public funds to help pay for privately run early education programs is trailing by 16 percent.

The Democratic nominee for Hawaii governor leads Republican Duke Aiona 40 percent to 34 percent. Hawaii Independent Party candidate Mufi Hannemann is at 11 percent.

Check out the demographics and crosstabs behind our most recent polls on Hawaii’s races for governor and Congress.

In other constitutional questions on ballot, voters oppose increasing the retirement ages of judges, but want the names of nominees made public.

Meanwhile, Sen. Brian Schatz and Rep. Tulsi Gabbard are way ahead of their GOP rivals.

It’s a two-person race for Hawaii governor, with Hannemann and Davis far behind. In a positive sign for Ige, he seems to have the support of most Abercrombie voters from the primary.