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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2015 Nov 18;82:51–58. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2015.11.010

Table 3.

Percentage of households with adult smokers with a smoke-free home rule,a by state and whether a child aged <18 years lives in the household—United States, 1992/1993 and 2010/2011.

State All households with adult smokers Households with children <18 Households without children <18



1992/1993 2010/2011c Relative changed 1992/1993 2010/2011c Relative changed 1992/1993 2010/2011c Relative changed









% % % % % % % % %
Alabama 6.7 38.4 +473.1 9.7 45.5 +369.1 e 35.5
Alaska 14.1 56.5 +300.7 16.3 79.3 +386.5 11.4 47.7f +318.4
Arizona 17.2 64.8 +276.7 23.3 70.8 +203.9 9.6f 62.9 +555.2
Arkansas 5.3 35.9 +577.4 6.9 54.2 +685.5 e 30.0f
California 19.0 67.9 +257.4 24.0 86.8 +261.7 13.1f 62.0f +373.3
Colorado 10.2 55.6 +445.1 13.9 77.6 +458.3 6.1 48.5f +695.1
Connecticut 11.7 47.5 +306.0 14.6 60.8 +316.4 e 42.8f
Delaware 9.9 39.1 +294.9 12.5 53.8 +330.4 e 33.6f
D.C. 5.5 31.7 +476.4 e 42.8 e 29.6
Florida 13.2 57.1 +332.6 17.7 73.4 +314.7 8.0f 53.1f +563.8
Georgia 7.9 51.9 +557.0 8.4 70.2 +735.7 e 44.0f
Hawaii 12.7 57.3 +351.2 18.0 77.2 +328.9 e 48.0f
Idaho 11.5 61.6 +435.7 16.4 68.7 +318.9 5.0f 59.3 +1,086.0
Illinois 7.2 38.1 +429.2 8.9 50.6 +468.5 5.0 33.4f +568.0
Indiana 7.8 31.4 +302.6 9.8 48.8 +398.0 e 23.5f
Iowa 5.6 41.4 +639.3 6.3 58.4 +827.0 4.5 36.6f +713.3
Kansas 4.9 43.1 +779.6 6.7 57.2 +753.7 e 37.9f
Kentucky 3.6 29.3 +713.9 4.5 43.3 +862.2 e 23.7f
Louisiana 11.6 45.6 +293.1 11.6 64.3 +454.3 11.6 35.9f +209.5
Maine 8.1 50.5 +523.5 10.3 69.3 +572.8 5.6 43.8f +682.1
Maryland 6.3 48.9 +676.2 9.3 57.7 +520.4 e 46.0
Massachusetts 10.0 42.2 +322.0 12.2 71.0 +482.0 7.0 35.2f +402.9
Michigan 6.1 36.0 +490.2 8.0 53.0 +562.5 3.6f 29.6f +722.2
Minnesota 7.8 48.9 +526.9 8.7 70.6 +711.5 6.7 42.1f +528.4
Mississippi 9.1 47.4 +420.9 10.5 60.3 +474.3 e 41.9
Missouri 7.6 36.0 +373.7 9.1 52.1 +472.5 e 29.2f
Montana 7.4 49.7 +571.6 8.8 60.1 +583.0 5.5 46.1 +738.2
Nebraska 8.6 49.2 +472.1 12.6 63.6 +404.8 e 43.1f
Nevada 10.3 55.1 +435.0 12.4 65.7 +429.8 7.9 52.3 +562.0
New Hampshire 7.3 44.4 +508.2 9.1 59.3 +551.6 e 40.1f
New Jersey 10.1 47.5 +370.3 13.2 55.9 +323.5 5.4f 45.1 +735.2
New Mexico 11.4 54.7 +379.8 13.5 58.7 +334.8 e 53.3
New York 8.1 36.5 +350.6 10.3 53.5 +419.4 5.4f 30.5f +464.8
North Carolina 8.6 36.7 +326.7 10.4 47.8 +359.6 5.9f 32.7 +454.2
North Dakota 8.3 47.7 +474.7 8.2 69.4 +746.3 8.6 39.6f +360.5
Ohio 6.0 34.3 +471.7 7.7 53.3 +592.2 3.3f 25.9f +684.8
Oklahoma 6.0 40.5 +575.0 8.4 60.1 +615.5 e 33.3f
Oregon 13.1 65.6 +400.8 18.6 82.4 +343.0 7.3 60.6 +730.1
Pennsylvania 7.9 39.9 +405.1 10.1 57.7 +471.3 5.1f 33.8f +562.7
Rhode Island 6.6 37.5 +468.2 9.1 45.4 +398.9 e 34.7
South Carolina 7.4 33.1 +347.3 10.1 41.8 +313.9 e 30.2
South Dakota 5.2 52.5 +909.6 7.7 70.6 +816.9 e 43.3f
Tennessee 4.6 35.8 +678.3 5.7 55.8 +878.9 2.7 29.1f +977.8
Texas 10.6 51.7 +387.7 13.2 68.4 +418.2 7.0f 45.9f +555.7
Utah 20.9 68.4 +227.3 26.7 82.2 +207.9 e 62.6
Vermont 8.3 56.1 +575.9 7.8 68.4 +776.9 8.8 50.9 +478.4
Virginia 7.4 46.1 +523.0 9.6 45.9 +378.1 4.4 46.2 +950.0
Washington 16.9 70.2 +315.4 22.7 79.4 +249.8 11.1f 67.4 +507.2
West Virginia 4.0 27.2 +580.0 5.5 36.5 +563.6 e 23.5
Wisconsin 5.9 49.4 +737.3 7.9 67.9 +759.5 3.0 43.6f +1,353.3
Wyoming 6.2 41.1 +562.9 9.9 63.2 +538.4 e 33.6f
United States 9.6 46.1 +380.2 9.7 61.0 +528.9 6.3f 40.9f +549.2

Abbreviations: CI= confidence interval; D.C.= District of Columbia.

b

Households were considered to have ≥ 1 child if at least one occupant aged <18 lived in the household.

a

Households were considered to have a smoke-free rule if all adult respondents aged ≥ 18 in the household reported that no one was allowed to smoke anywhere inside the home at any time. Households were considered to have ≥ 1 adult smokers if at least one adult occupant aged ≥ 18 reported that they had smoked ≥ 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and smoked “everyday” or “some days” at the time of the survey.

c

With the exception of estimates not presented, a significant difference (p < 0.05) was observed between 1992/1993 and 2010/2011 for all states and overall US.

d

Relative percent change between 1992/1993 and 2010/2011.

e

Estimate not presented because relative standard error ≥ 40%.

f

Statistically different (p < .05) from “Households with Children <18” for the same survey wave (1992/1993 or 2010/2011).