Table 4.

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

	Male and female		Male		Female
Rank	State	Prevalence (SE)	State	Prevalence (SE)	State	Prevalence (SE)
Lowest ranking
1	Utah	15.30 (0.03)	Utah	18.26 (0.04)	Utah	12.38 (0.04)
2	Texas	20.14 (0.01)	Texas	23.35 (0.02)	Texas	17.05 (0.02)
3	Mississippi	20.33 (0.01)	Mississippi	23.49 (0.02)	Mississippi	17.45 (0.02)
4	Georgia	20.97 (0.01)	Louisiana	24.16 (0.02)	Georgia	17.88 (0.02)
5	Louisiana	20.99 (0.02)	Georgia	24.31 (0.02)	DC	17.99 (0.15)
6	DC	21.40 (0.09)	DC	25.32 (0.11)	Louisiana	18.03 (0.02)
7	Alabama	22.08 (0.02)	Alabama	25.41 (0.02)	Idaho	18.97 (0.04)
8	Tennessee	22.32 (0.02)	Tennessee	25.50 (0.02)	Alabama	19.04 (0.02)
9	Indiana	22.49 (0.03)	Idaho	26.05 (0.03)	California	19.13 (0.03)
10	California	22.66 (0.02)	Kansas	26.13 (0.03)	Tennessee	19.39 (0.02)
Highest ranking
42	Montana	26.46 (0.03)	Montana	30.22 (0.04)	Delaware	22.80 (0.11)
43	South Dakota	26.74 (0.03)	South Dakota	30.30 (0.04)	Oregon	23.04 (0.05)
44	Oregon	26.78 (0.03)	Oregon	30.69 (0.04)	South Dakota	23.24 (0.04)
45	Massachusetts	27.05 (0.03)	Massachusetts	30.89 (0.04)	Massachusetts	23.57 (0.05)
46	Rhode Island	27.45 (0.07)	Rhode Island	31.23 (0.08)	Florida	24 01 (0.04)
47	Florida	27.60 (0.03)	Florida	31.46 (0.03)	Rhode Island	24.03 (0.12)
48	Connecticut	28.28 (0.05)	Connecticut	32.28 (0.06)	Connecticut	24.60 (0.08)
49	New Hampshire	30.50 (0.05)	New Hampshire	34.77 (0.05)	New Hampshire	26.42 (0.07)
50	Vermont	30.58 (0.04)	Maine	34.77 (0.04)	Vermont	26.50 (0.07)
51	Maine	30.62 (0.04)	Vermont	34.86 (0.05)	Maine	26.74 (0.06)

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