Researchers surveyed residents in 11 counties in California’s Central Valley about flavored tobacco products and e-cigarettes. They found 58% support for prohibiting the sale of flavored products, with flavored policies more likely to be backed by women, seniors, Latino people, and people who do not smoke or vape. Participants who believed e-cigarettes helped reduce tobacco use or were less addictive were less likely to support flavored policies. Read the paper.