Better check your stats, again.  The last (and only) time the same sex marriage issue was put on the ballot, our state overwhelmingly said no in 1998.  I believe it was ~73% of the voters who voted said no.  Then gov Ben did the bait and switch/sleight of hand w/ civil unions.  Of course it didn't pass until 2009 - 2012,but I'm pretty sure there were many Dems who made up part of that 70%+ figure, so your comment is inaccurate.  Blaming the Republican party for Democrat party failures is called transference.  Its a typical Alinsky tactic (e.g. Trump-Russia collusion, when it was DNC/Hilary/Podesta/Obama-Russia collusion).

For your comment to be accurate, the issue of same sex marriage would need to be put on the ballot again, voted on again, and THEN the outcome would be clearer.  Abercrombie railroaded it on us, despite public outcry against it.  And a statewide vote, to boot (i.e. 1998).