Tobacco Use in Vermont

The Vermont Adult Tobacco Survey is a survey of Vermont adults (18+). We use the data collected from the survey to see how we're doing when it comes to decreasing tobacco use and sharing information on tobacco-related health issues.

We've run the Adult Tobacco Survey annually from 2001 to 2008, every other year from 2010 to 2016, and in 2022. During a survey year, we typically reach 1,600 to 3,000 respondents. Results are weighted in order to compensate for differences between the sample and the overall Vermont adult population. The weighting procedure ensures that the sample is representative of this population, and permits us to draw inferences about the whole Vermont adult population.

The Vermont Adult Tobacco Survey provides outcome data on several key tobacco measures, including initiation of tobacco use, secondhand smoke exposure, awareness and utilization of cessation services, risk perception and social influences, and tobacco-related disparities.

Vermont Adult Tobacco Survey Reports
Questionnaires

For Vermont Adult Tobacco Survey Questionnaires before 2016, please see individual report appendices above.

Additional Tobacco Data and Reports

The Department of Health measures tobacco use among people in Vermont and publishes data to support tobacco prevention work. Explore Vermont tobacco data and reporting.

The Vermont Tobacco Control Program

For more information about tobacco use in Vermont and how the Health Department is helping to reduce the burden of tobacco use and prevent initiation among youth and adult: Vermont Tobacco Control Program.

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