Ohio Poll Finds Voters Favor High Speed Rail Plan
A statewide Ohio Poll survey shows 48 percent of voting age adults support using state tax money to finance a high speed rail system linking Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and Cleveland. The plan would run trains between Cincinnati and Cleveland roughly every four hours at about 60 mph and seek federal transportation funds.
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Ohio rail plan faces mixed public support in poll
A survey shows 30 percent oppose funding a rapid rail in Ohio while 50 percent favor, with education level and party alignment shaping views. Independents show weakest support. 26 percent of respondents favor private funding and 42 percent back public tax help.
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