TABLE 1—

Descriptive Statistics for Key Study Measures and 100% Smoke-Free Laws as of July 2011 by State: US Tobacco Control Laws Database and 2006–2010 American Community Survey

	Alabama		Alaska		Indiana		Kentucky		Mississippi		Missouri		North Dakota		South Carolina		Texas		West Virginia
Sociodemographic Characteristics	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)	No.	Mean (SD)
Dependent variables
100% smoke-free laws in all 3 venues	1 166	0.02 (0.14)	353	0.03 (0.17)	1 867	0.04 (0.19)	1 086	0.14 (0.35)	1 090	0.06 (0.25)	2 662	0.02 (0.13)	1 732	0.005 (0.06)	762	0.15 (0.35)	2 857	0.03 (0.17)	723	0.37 (0.48)
100% smoke-free laws in any of the 3 venues	1 166	0.06 (0.23)	353	0.05 (0.21)	1 867	0.12 (0.32)	1 086	0.20 (0.40)	1 090	0.11 (0.32)	2 662	0.09 (0.29)	1 732	0.005 (0.07)	762	0.17 (0.37)	2 857	0.05 (0.23)	723	0.81 (0.39)
No. of venue types with 100% smoke-free laws	1 166	0.12 (0.52)	353	0.12 (0.56)	1 867	0.25 (0.72)	1 086	0.48 (1.05)	1 090	0.28 (0.81)	2 662	0.19 (0.63)	1 732	0.01 (0.19)	762	0.48 (1.08)	2 857	0.12 (0.54)	723	1.74 (1.14)
Explanatory variables
Urban status	1 166	0.52 (0.50)	353	0.11 (0.31)	1 867	0.36 (0.48)	1 086	0.53 (0.50)	1 090	0.35 (0.48)	2 662	0.33 (0.47)	1 732	0.04 (0.19)	762	0.61 (0.49)	2 857	0.66 (0.47)	723	0.56 (0.50)
Total population	1 166	4 042 (12 068)	353	1 958 (15 376)	1 867	3 437 (9 806)	1 086	3 946 (8 044)	1 090	2699 (4060)	2 662	2 225 (9 183)	1 732	381 (3 416)	762	5 921 (9 952)	2 857	8 510 (52 498)	723	2 546 (3 729)
% racial/ethnic minority	1 166	0.25 (0.27)	353	0.55 (0.39)	1 867	0.06 (0.09)	1 086	0.07 (0.10)	1 090	0.44 (0.30)	2 662	0.08 (0.16)	1 732	0.04 (0.14)	762	0.38 (0.25)	2 857	0.38 (0.31)	723	0.05 (0.10)
% living and working in same locality	1 144	0.14 (0.21)	341	0.59 (0.39)	1 856	0.10 (0.19)	1 071	0.13 (0.22)	1 090	0.22 (0.26)	2 634	0.10 (0.18)	1 657	0.08 (0.19)	759	0.12 (0.18)	2 821	0.18 (0.23)	712	0.13 (0.20)
% with < high-school diploma	1 164	0.22 (0.14)	353	0.17 (0.16)	1 866	0.14 (0.10)	1 085	0.22 (0.14)	1 084	0.24 (0.13)	2 660	0.17 (0.12)	1 732	0.12 (0.16)	762	0.21 (0.12)	2 855	0.22 (0.18)	722	0.20 (0.12)
% working in blue-collar occupations	1 144	0.73 (0.16)	343	0.66 (0.20)	1 858	0.73 (0.13)	1 072	0.71 (0.15)	1 089	0.74 (0.13)	2 636	0.72 (0.16)	1 665	0.58 (0.27)	759	0.73 (0.15)	2 820	0.70 (0.16)	712	0.73 (0.16)
Per capita income in past 12 mo	1 140	21 123 (8813)	335	22 409 (11 997)	1 857	23 832 (12 383)	1 066	21 746 (12 446)	1 084	17 651 (6 752)	2 625	21 852 (10 075)	1 604	29 018 (20 237)	754	21 039 (10 164)	2 819	23 643 (13 524)	711	19 200 (6 484)

Note. A 100% smoke-free law was defined as an ordinance or regulation that prohibits smoking in all indoor areas of these venues, including attached bars or separately ventilated rooms, and that does not include a size exemption. The study assessed 3 outcomes: (1) 100% smoke-free law covering restaurants, bars, and workplaces (yes or no); (2) 100% smoke-free law covering restaurants, bars, or workplaces (yes or no); and (3) the number of these 3 venue types covered by a 100% smoke-free law (0–3).