61% of Americans Want Stricter E-cigarette Regulations: Gallup Survey

A recent survey conducted by professional consulting firm Gallup has revealed that approximately 61% of Americans believe that regulations pertaining to electronic cigarettes should be stricter. More than half of Republicans, Independents, and Democrats support the implementation of more rigid laws.

Source: Andrey Popov

The Gallup annual consumer survey was conducted from July 5th to July 26th, following the FDA's ban on JUUL in the United States.

Currently, 61% of Americans support stricter regulations on electronic cigarettes, slightly higher than the 54% who held this view last year but similar to the 64% in 2019. A public opinion survey also found that most Americans support a ban on nicotine in cigarettes rather than menthol.

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