88 percent of Ulster residents believe that breathing secondhand smoke is harmful to one’s health, with 63% saying it is very harmful
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75 percent of Ulster residents, including a majority of smokers, would at least restrict smoking in parks
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74 percent of Ulster residents support restricting or prohibiting smoking at parks and beaches
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72 percent of support banning or restricting smoking on beaches
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42 percent think such restrictions should apply to grocery stores
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63 percent Ulster County residents see breathing secondhand smoke as very harmful to one’s health. Another 25% see it as somewhat harmful, for an overall 88% believing that secondhand smoke is harmful to one’s health.
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78 percent would like to see storeowners voluntarily decrease the number of tobacco ads in their stores.
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78 percent would like to see a voluntary decrease in tobacco advertising in stores.
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