Tobacco use adults by state U.S. 2014-2015

This statistic represents the percentage of adults in the U.S. who currently used any tobacco product as of 2014-2015, by state. As of that time, over a quarter of adults in West Virginia currently used some from of tobacco.

Percentage of adults in the U.S. who currently used a tobacco product as of 2014-2015, by state

Characteristic	Percentage of adults
Wyoming	27.7%
West Virginia	26.9%
Kentucky	26.2%
Arkansas	24%
Ohio	23.8%
Oklahoma	23.8%
Alabama	23.1%
Mississippi	23%
South Dakota	23%
Tennessee	22.7%
North Dakota	22.6%
Indiana	22.5%
Kansas	22.1%
Montana	21.8%
Louisiana	21.6%
Alaska	21.4%
Iowa	20.8%
Missouri	20.7%
South Carolina	20.7%
Pennsylvania	20.5%
North Carolina	20.4%
Michigan	19.9%
Nebraska	19.8%
Wisconsin	19.1%
Minnesota	19.1%
Maine	18.6%
Vermont	18.2%
Idaho	17.4%
New Hampshire	17.3%
Oregon	17.3%
Virginia	17.1%
New Mexico	17.1%
Texas	17%
Colorado	16.9%
Washington	16.8%
Georgia	16.8%
Nevada	16.6%
Illinois	16.3%
District of Columbia	15.8%
Rhode Island	15.5%
Connecticut	15.4%
Delaware	15.2%
New York	14.5%
Arizona	14.4%
Florida	14.4%
Hawaii	13.9%
Maryland	13.7%
Massachusetts	13.3%
New Jersey	12.2%
Utah	10.9%
California	10.2%

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Release date

January 2018

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2014 to 2015

Age group

18 years and older

Supplementary notes

Persons who reported ever use of at least one of the six tobacco products assessed (cigarette, cigar/cigarillo/little cigar, regular pipe, water pipe, e-cigarette, and smokeless tobacco), and reported using the respective product “every day” or “some days” at the time of the survey.

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