Prevalence of Smokefree Home Rules — United States, 1992–1993 and 2010–2011

September 5, 2014 / Vol. 63 / No. 35

MMWR Highlights

Prevalence of smoke-free home rules—United States, 1992–1993—2012–2013

• The national prevalence increased from 43.0% during 1992–1993 to 83.0% during 2010–2011.
• Among the states, prevalence ranged from 39.2% in Kentucky to 82.8% in Utah during 1992–1993, and from 82.9% in West Virginia to 97.3% in Utah during 2011–2012.
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Prevalence of smoke-free home rules in homes with no adult smokers—United States, 1992–1993—2012–2013

• Among households with no adult smokers, national prevalence ranged from 56.7% during 1992–1993 to 91.4% in 2011–2012.
• Among households with no adult smokers, state-level prevalence ranged from 39.2% in Kentucky to 82.8% in Utah during 1992–1993, and from 82.9% in West Virginia to 97.3% in Utah during 2011-2012.
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Prevalence of smoke-free home rules in homes with one or more adult smokers—United States, 1992–1993—2012–2013

• Among households with one or more adult smokers, the national prevalence increased from 9.6% during 1992–1993 to 46.1% during 2010–2011.
• Among households with one or more adult smokers, state-level prevalence ranged from 3.6% in Kentucky to 20.9% in Utah during 1992–1993, and from 27.2% in West Virginia to 68.4% in Utah during 2010–2011.