Considering that Hawaii has the lowest voter turnout in.the.entire.nation, lets see. In the 2016 general election, 58% of the electorate voted (yeah, a little higher that my first comment back to you, but stick with me). Therefore, the majority, that supposedly didn't agree with me was only 29%+1 of the entire voting population in the state. 

Let that sink in...29%

So the "majority" I may be in on this issue represent a whopping 71% of the electorate of the state of Hawaii. You might feel that 29% is enough to justify change. But looking at the comments and the overall reaction to this change, the better answer is that the vast majority of the state has been disenfranchised by this decision, one way or the other.