Several polls commissioned by Commit to Keiki found that voters agreed. There was significant support for each of the three priority areas, with 79.5% of voters thinking it is important for Hawai‘i’s next governor to prioritize programs that promote family economic stability with access to early care and learning programs, 82.2% of voters in support of family violence prevention programs, and 81.9% of voters in support of programs that address mental health needs for families and young children, in the next budget.
