62% of Kirov residents support a complete ban on the sale of vapes.
According to the survey, only 9% of respondents spoke out against the ban, and another 9% said they were indifferent to the initiative.
Support depends on gender and age: 70% of women support the ban, compared with 55% of men. The older the respondents, the higher the level of agreement: 51% among respondents under 35, 60% among those aged 35 to 45, and 75% among those over 45.
The study also showed that having children significantly affects attitudes toward the initiative. Among parents, 69% approve of the ban, compared with 56% of those without children. In addition, there are more supporters among people with higher education (66%) than among respondents with secondary vocational education (58%).
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A majority of Kirov residents (62%) support a complete ban on the sale of vapes. These figures were reported by the research service SuperJob. The initiative was put forward by the governor of Nizhny Novgorod Oblast and was supported by the President of Russia.