There are two important facts in this problem to observe. Let me see if rewording them helps you solve this problem.
For each person polled, the chance that they favor the project is 40%.
We want to know if at least 3 of 5 will favor the project. This means we want to know the probability 3, 4, or 5 people out of 5 favor the project. This could also be phrased as 0, 1, or 2 people opposed to the project.
Can you break the problem down into something solvable now? Keep in mind that 40% is 2/5, so the chance of 3 or more people favoring the project may be relatively low. Use that to check that your answer makes sense when you find it.