tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

tobacco cigarettes including: -Number of smokers in 2019 -Number of cigarettes smoked -Estimated taxes

smoked in 2019 by Arizonans, or about 16.8 million per day.[14] In 2019, Arizona imposed a $2.00 excise tax on a pack of cigarettes.[15] In 2019, Arizona collected over $613million in cigarette excise taxes, This is less than 1 percent of what the state received in excise taxes in 2019, based on a pack-a-day In the same year, Arizona received more than $4 million in state taxes attributable to the vaping industry smoking rates, it seems that e-cigarettes are more effective than settlement agreements and excise taxes

[xiv] In 2019, Missouri imposed a $0.17 excise tax on a pack of cigarettes. [xv] In 2019, Missouri collected over $57.9 million in cigarette excise taxes, when figuring for a pack-a-day This is less than 1 percent of what the state received in excise taxes in 2019, based off a pack-a-day In the same year, Missouri received more than $25 million in state taxes attributable to the vaping industry emphasizing the possibility of death related to tobacco use and implementing tobacco-related restrictions and taxes

in 2019 by Coloradans, or about 12.1 million per day.[15] In 2019, Colorado imposed an $0.84 excise tax on a pack of cigarettes.[16] In 2019, Colorado collected over $186 million in cigarette excise taxes This is only 13 percent of what the state received in excise taxes in 2019, based off a pack-a-day habit In the same year, Colorado received more than $25 million in state taxes attributable to the vaping industry emphasizing the possibility of death related to tobacco use and implementing tobacco-related restrictions and taxes