Table 3.

The 10 states with the lowest and highest ranking of current cigarette smoking prevalence estimates (%) respectively

	Male and female		Male		Female
Rank	State	Prevalence (SE)	State	Prevalence (SE)	State	Prevalence (SE)
Lowest ranking
1	Utah	9.64 (0.11)	Utah	11.24 (0.18)	Utah	8.05 (0.13)
2	California	13.01 (0.06)	California	14.93 (0.10)	California	11.15 (0.07)
3	Hawaii	14.96 (0.17)	Hawaii	17.18 (0.26)	Hawaii	12.77 (0.23)
4	Vermont	15.72 (0.15)	Vermont	17.63 (0.23)	Vermont	13.9 (0.20)
5	Washington	16.06 (0.10)	Washington	18.16 (0.15)	Washington	14.01 (0.12)
6	Maryland	16.11 (0.09)	Connecticut	18.32 (0.23)	Maryland	14.08 (0.12)
7	Connecticut	16.18 (0.15)	Maryland	18.34 (0.14)	Connecticut	14.21 (0.19)
8	Oregon	16.41 (0.12)	New Hampshire	18.50 (0.28)	Oregon	14.39 (0.16)
9	New Hampshire	16.53 (0.18)	Oregon	18.52 (0.19)	Idaho	14.49 (0.17)
10	Idaho	16.68 (0.13)	Idaho	18.90 (0.21)	New Hampshire	14.66 (0.24)
Highest ranking
42	Mississippi	20.92 (0.07)	Mississippi	23.90 (0.12)	Alabama	18.25 (0.10)
43	Ohio	21.12 (0.08)	Ohio	23.96 (0.13)	Ohio	18.50 (0.10)
44	Louisiana	21.35 (0.08)	Louisiana	24.27 (0.13)	Louisiana	18.62 (0.11)
45	Indiana	22.35 (0.09)	Indiana	25.25 (0.14)	Indiana	19.61 (0.12)
46	Oklahoma	22.62 (0.09)	Oklahoma	25.44 (0.14)	Oklahoma	19.91 (0.12)
47	Arkansas	22.66 (0.10)	Arkansas	25.52 (0.15)	Arkansas	19.96 (0.13)
48	Missouri	22.78 (0.10)	Missouri	25.75 (0.16)	Missouri	20.01 (0.13)
49	Tennessee	23.51 (0.09)	Tennessee	26.56 (0.14)	Tennessee	20.69 (0.12)
50	Kentucky	24.56 (0.09)	Kentucky	27.52 (0.13)	Kentucky	21.76 (0.12)
51	West Virginia	24.81 (0.11)	West Virginia	27.79 (0.18)	West Virginia	21.96 (0.15)

NOTE: Results from model-based SAE, total, and by gender, 2012.