Select your state from the map or list below to see Calls to Action, legislator information, current vaping laws, taxes, and more!
All Calls to Action
Wisconsin – Stop a Vapor Tax (2021-23 Budget)
Stop a Vape Tax – WI – Governor Tony Evers is recommending a 71 percent tax on vapor products and an indoor vaping ban in Wisconsin’s 2021-23 budget.
Montana – Stop the City-by-City March of Flavor Bans, etc. (HB 137)
Montana HB 137 would stop local governments from making it harder to quit smoking by switching to safer nicotine products.
Vermont – Stop a Flavor Ban! (S. 24 / H. 141)
Vermont – S. 24 and H. 141 would ban the sale of tobacco and vapor products in any flavor other than tobacco. Please take a moment to make contact with your officials and urge them to oppose these bills.
Illinois – Stop a Public Vaping Ban! (HB 201)
Illinois HB 201 would ban vaping in the same places where smoking is prohibited. Opposing overregulation of vapor products and other smoke-free alternatives is vital to realigning public perception of risk with reality and empowering people to make informed decisions about the products they consume.
Alaska – Stop a Vapor Tax! (SB 45)
SB 45 would impose a 75% wholesale tax on vapor products (devices and liquids) and ban online sales to consumers.
New Mexico – Stop a Dangerous Flavor Ban!
HB 205, a flavor ban, goes a massive step beyond the usual horror of denying people access to life-saving products by criminalizing possession and use for anyone, regardless of age.
Bridgeport, CT – Stop a Flavor Ban!
CT – A resolution to ban the sale of flavored vapor products in Bridgeport will be introduced and assigned to the Ordinance Committee on Monday, February 16, 2021, 6:30 PM, Teleconference
Washington – Stop a Vapor Tax!
HB 1345 is being substituted with a 2% cap on nicotine content and a 45% retail tax.
Indiana – Stop a Vapor Tax (HB 1434)
INDIANA – HB 1434 would impose an 8c/mL tax on e-liquid. This bill is scheduled for a public hearing on Thursday, February 4, 2021, 8:30 AM, House Committee on Health