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State-Specific Patterns of Cigarette Smoking, Smokeless Tobacco Use, and E-Cigarette Use Among Adults — United States, 2016

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State-specific prevalence of current cigarette smoking and e-cigarette use among adults aged 18 years or older, by percentile — Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, United States, 2016. Current cigarette smoking was defined as persons aged 18 years or older who reported having smoked 100 or more cigarettes during their lifetime and smoked every day or some days at the time of survey; it excludes respondents whose smoking status was unknown. E-cigarette use was defined as persons aged 18 years or older who reported currently using e-cigarettes every day or some days at the time of survey; it excludes respondents whose using status was unknown.

State Cigarette smoking, % E-cigarette Use, %
Alabama 21.5 5.1
Alaska 19.0 4.1
Arizona 14.7 5.3
Arkansas 23.6 5.8
California 11.0 3.2
Colorado 15.6 5.2
Connecticut 13.3 4.1
Delaware 17.7 4.0
District of Columbia 14.7 2.4
Florida 15.5 4.7
Georgia 17.9 4.8
Hawaii 13.1 4.3
Idaho 14.5 4.6
Illinois 15.8 4.3
Indiana 21.1 4.7
Iowa 16.7 4.3
Kansas 17.2 4.9
Kentucky 24.5 5.6
Louisiana 22.8 6.0
Maine 19.8 3.8
Maryland 13.7 3.2
Massachusetts 13.6 4.3
Michigan 20.4 4.9
Minnesota 15.2 3.8
Mississippi 22.7 4.7
Missouri 22.1 5.0
Montana 18.5 4.1
Nebraska 17.0 4.9
Nevada 16.5 6.0
New Hampshire 18.0 5.1
New Jersey 14.0 3.7
New Mexico 16.6 4.9
New York 14.2 4.1
North Carolina 17.9 4.4
North Dakota 19.8 3.6
Ohio 22.5 5.7
Oklahoma 19.6 6.7
Oregon 16.2 4.4
Pennsylvania 18.0 4.2
Rhode Island 14.4 4.5
South Carolina 20.0 4.8
South Dakota 18.1 2.9
Tennessee 22.1 5.7
Texas 14.3 4.7
Utah 8.8 5.1
Vermont 17.0 3.4
Virginia 15.3 4.9
Washington 13.9 5.3
West Virginia 24.8 4.7
Wisconsin 17.1 5.3
Wyoming 18.9 5.5

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