Table 1.
State | MUH populationa (%) | MUH populationa (n) | MUH population with smoke-free home ruleb (n) |
MUH population with SHS infiltration in homec (n) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Alabama | 12.6 | 593,297 | 443,193 | 195,000–205,000 |
Alaska | 28.5 | 199,065 | 161,840 | 71,000–75,000 |
Arizona | 19.6 | 1,292,772 | 1,091,100 | 480,000–504,000 |
Arkansas | 12.9 | 372,739 | 251,599 | 111,000–116,000 |
California | 32.0 | 11,827,732 | 10,562,165 | 4,647,000–4,880,000 |
Colorado | 23.9 | 1,200,915 | 1,018,376 | 448,000–470,000 |
Connecticut | 31.8 | 1,118,816 | 917,429 | 404,000–424,000 |
Delaware | 27.0 | 238,983 | 190,708 | 84,000–88,000 |
DC | 83.5 | 500,714 | 377,037 | 166,000–174,000 |
Florida | 27.1 | 5,023,790 | 4,265,197 | 1,877,000–1,971,000 |
Georgia | 18.4 | 1,808,575 | 1,468,563 | 646,000–678,000 |
Hawaii | 37.0 | 479,216 | 405,896 | 179,000–188,000 |
Idaho | 12.9 | 199,408 | 176,277 | 78,000–81,000 |
Illinois | 31.0 | 4,002,227 | 3,021,681 | 1,330,000–1,396,000 |
Indiana | 15.2 | 976,313 | 678,538 | 299,000–313,000 |
Iowa | 16.2 | 487,273 | 363,505 | 160,000–168,000 |
Kansas | 16.6 | 467,912 | 364,503 | 160,000–168,000 |
Kentucky | 15.4 | 664,373 | 403,939 | 178,000–187,000 |
Louisiana | 15.8 | 709,748 | 535,150 | 235,000–247,000 |
Maine | 19.4 | 255,750 | 196,416 | 86,000–91,000 |
Maryland | 40.0 | 2,279,791 | 1,871,709 | 824,000–865,000 |
Massachusetts | 39.8 | 2,624,248 | 2,138,762 | 941,000–988,000 |
Michigan | 16.3 | 1,625,066 | 1,165,172 | 513,000–538,000 |
Minnesota | 21.8 | 1,148,035 | 933,352 | 411,000–431,000 |
Mississippi | 11.8 | 348,336 | 251,847 | 111,000–116,000 |
Missouri | 16.2 | 969,988 | 683,842 | 301,000–316,000 |
Montana | 14.6 | 142,348 | 116,583 | 51,000–54,000 |
Nebraska | 16.9 | 303,629 | 243,814 | 107,000–113,000 |
Nevada | 25.8 | 681,916 | 570,082 | 251,000–263,000 |
New Hampshire | 25.0 | 331,144 | 269,551 | 119,000–125,000 |
New Jersey | 38.4 | 3,343,772 | 2,785,362 | 1,226,000–1,287,000 |
New Mexico | 15.1 | 303,460 | 240,037 | 106,000–111,000 |
New York | 51.7 | 10,102,931 | 7,728,742 | 3,401,000–3,571,000 |
North Carolina | 15.8 | 1,482,180 | 1,090,884 | 480,000–504,000 |
North Dakota | 23.5 | 152,008 | 119,935 | 53,000–55,000 |
Ohio | 19.5 | 2,250,816 | 1,553,063 | 683,000–718,000 |
Oklahoma | 12.2 | 449,820 | 322,971 | 142,000–149,000 |
Oregon | 22.8 | 872,250 | 756,241 | 333,000–349,000 |
Pennsylvania | 33.4 | 4,209,992 | 3,031,194 | 1,334,000–1,400,000 |
Rhode Island | 35.6 | 374,942 | 291,330 | 128,000–135,000 |
South Carolina | 13.5 | 615,768 | 467,983 | 206,000–216,000 |
South Dakota | 16.3 | 132,418 | 104,213 | 46,000–48,000 |
Tennessee | 15.4 | 969,623 | 684,554 | 301,000–316,000 |
Texas | 20.4 | 5,055,590 | 4,186,028 | 1,842,000–1,934,000 |
Utah | 19.8 | 551,345 | 508,340 | 224,000–235,000 |
Vermont | 21.0 | 130,570 | 99,886 | 44,000–46,000 |
Virginia | 26.5 | 2,088,886 | 1,666,931 | 733,000–770,000 |
Washington | 22.8 | 1,519,436 | 1,329,507 | 585,000–614,000 |
West Virginia | 10.1 | 183,797 | 115,057 | 51,000–53,000 |
Wisconsin | 24.1 | 1,362,801 | 1,031,640 | 454,000–477,000 |
Wyoming | 14.9 | 81,096 | 59,362 | 26,000–27,000 |
United States | 25.8 | 79,207,690 | 62,653,283 | 27,567,000–28,946,000 |
Note. DC = District of Columbia; MUH = multiunit housing; SHS = secondhand smoke.
Estimated percentage and number of U.S. residents who live in MUH (American Community Survey).
Estimated number of MUH residents with a smoke-free home rule (derived from Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey data).
Estimated number of MUH residents with a smoke-free home rule exposed to SHS (lower bound: 44.0%; upper bound: 46.2%).