Table 2. Daily and nondaily smoking among Partiers over 3 years of smoke-free intervention.

	Partiers with HAVOC recall	Partiers without HAVOC recall

	aOR (95% CI)	aOR (95% CI)
Predictors of being a daily smoker (vs. nonsmoker)
Age	.86 (.71–1.04)	.92 (.83–1.03)
Race	—	—
White	4.01 (1.86–8.67)^a	1.75 (1.15–2.67)^a
Other	.68 (.21–2.18)	.96 (.53–1.75)
Hispanic (ref)	—	—
Education	—	—
HS only/college dropout	1.97 (.62–6.19)	2.01 (1.30–3.10)^a
In college	1.46 (.51–4.15)	1.08 (.58–1.99)
College graduate (ref)	—	—
Male sex	.78 (.37–1.61)	.84 (.56–1.27)
LGB sexual orientation	.92 (.36–2.33)	1.63 (.92–2.81)
Anti-industry attitude	.62 (.45–.87)^a	.61 (.51–.73)^a
Social Prioritization Index	1.03 (.92–1.15)	1.04 (.97–1.12)
Tobacco advertising receptivity	1.83 (.80–4.19)	1.39 (.92–2.13)
Binge drinking in past 30 days	1.32 (.54–3.21)	4.84 (2.29–10.22)^a
Duration since intervention start (over three years)	.41 (.19–.84)^a	.56 (.36–.89)^a
Predictors of being a nondaily smoker (vs. nonsmoker)
Age	1.06 (.93–1.17)	.96 (.90–1.03)
Race	—	—
White	.81 (.44–1.49)	.72 (.52–1.00)
Other	.83 (.43–1.60)	.92 (.62–1.37)
Hispanic (ref)	—	—
Education	—	—
HS only/college dropout	1.36 (.66–2.49)	1.42 (.89–2.60)
In college	.94 (.49–1.62)	1.16 (.68–1.03)
College graduate (ref)	—	—
Male sex	1.31 (.80–1.98)	1.27 (.95–1.72)
LGB sexual orientation^b	1.62 (.89–2.93)	1.74 (1.15–2.64)^a
Anti-industry attitude	.76 (.62–.90)^a	.91 (.82–1.02)
Social Prioritization Index	1.05 (.97–1.14)	1.02 (.97–1.07)
Tobacco advertising receptivity	1.47 (.81–2.64)	1.50 (1.07–2.10)^a
Binge drinking in past 30 days	2.12 (1.17–3.50)^a	1.70 (1.20–2.43)^a
Duration since intervention start (over three years)	.61 (.36–1.01)	.91 (.82–1.02)

aOR = adjusted odds ratio.

Denotes statistical significance (p < .05).

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