Feb 23, 2026
Statewide Poll: 74% of Indiana Voters Want the Mid-States Corridor Canceled
It's not just Dubois County. A statewide survey of 554 Indiana registered voters found 74% want the Mid-States Corridor canceled. 41% strongly oppose it. The opposition is statewide and bipartisan.
We always knew the opposition to the Mid-States Corridor ran deep in Dubois County. But we suspected it went further. So we commissioned a second poll — this time statewide.
Public Policy Polling surveyed 554 registered Indiana voters. The results: 74% want the Mid-States Corridor canceled, with 41% strongly opposing. The margin of error was approximately 4 percent.
I announced these results at the Dubois County Council meeting on February 23, alongside the Dubois County data. The combined picture is clear: opposition to this project isn't a local quirk. It's a statewide consensus.
This data arrived as the Indiana legislature was considering an amendment to Senate Bill 27 that would create oversight of INDOT projects costing more than $250 million — directly inspired by the Mid-States Corridor controversy.
Two polls. Nearly 1,200 respondents combined. Professional methodology. Bipartisan opposition. The data doesn't lie. The question is whether the people making decisions will listen to it.
Read the poll yourself: February 2026 statewide poll toplines and crosstabs (PDF).