2006-07 TUS-CPS Data, Table 6

Table 6. 2006-07 Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey (TUS-CPS):

Attitudes toward smoking in public places*: "Smoking Should Not Be Allowed At All" - Percentage Estimates (95% Confidence Intervals) of the US Household Population, 18 Years and Over:
Gender	Place	Percent	Confidence Interval	Population (denominator)	Sample (denominator)
Total	Restaurants	64.4	64.0-64.8	214,118,332	167,265
	Indoor work areas	77.3	76.9-77.7	213,878,295	167,093
	Bars and cocktail lounges	43.5	43.1-43.9	211,573,522	165,143
	Indoor sporting events	78.9	78.6-79.3	213,636,891	166,954
	Indoor concerts	78.2	77.9-78.6	213,649,699	166,969
	Outdoor children's playgrounds/sports fields	79.2	78.9-79.5	213,780,492	167,046
Male	Restaurants	60.6	60.1-61.1	102,896,249	72,414
	Indoor work areas	73.2	72.7-73.7	102,766,535	72,324
	Bars and cocktail lounges	40.1	39.7-40.6	102,013,862	71,743
	Indoor sporting events	75.7	75.3-76.2	102,768,424	72,350
	Indoor concerts	74.2	73.7-74.7	102,690,508	72,294
	Outdoor children's playgrounds/sports fields	76.4	76.0-76.9	102,775,221	72,363
Female	Restaurants	67.9	67.5-68.3	111,222,083	94,851
	Indoor work areas	81.1	80.7-81.5	111,111,760	94,769
	Bars and cocktail lounges	46.6	46.1-47.0	109,559,660	93,400
	Indoor sporting events	81.9	81.5-82.3	110,868,467	94,604
	Indoor concerts	82	81.6-82.3	110,959,191	94,675
	Outdoor children's playgrounds/sports fields	81.7	81.4-82.1	111,005,271	94,683

* Assessed by asking: "In (PUBLIC AREA), do you think that smoking should be allowed in all areas, allowed in some areas, or not allowed at all?"

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