And 13% say it means smoking. You can see the full report here.

Enacted 18 years ago, the law bans smoking in virtually all indoor workplaces — except casinos....states that still allow smoking.

📙 Much of New Jersey believes book-ban moves are politically motivated 📙 Most demographic groups don't side with book bans in...Despite their views, Republicans in the poll are split on the motivation behind moves such as book bans.

but a recent study says people in the Garden State search more for tips to stop snoring than for quitting smoking....New Jersey ranked 7th among all states for its low smoking rate.

altogether.His measure would keep the current 25% limit of the casino floor on which smoking can occur.But it would allow smoking...It also would allow the casinos to offer smoking in enclosed, separately ventilated smoking rooms with the proviso that no worker

systems and enclosed smoking rooms in which no employees would be involuntarily assigned to work....Phil Murphy, who has said he will sign a smoking ban into law.Sen.

NJ's indoor smoking rules Casinos were exempted from New Jersey's law that bans smoking in public businesses....Smoking is permitted on 25% of a casino floor under current rules.

The new policy bans anyone under the age of 18 from entering the mall unless they are accompanied by a parent or an adult over