Do Americans think alcohol is too freely available in public spaces?

    39%

    39% believed alcohol was too freely available in public spaces.

    n = 6,143 US people; four findings from a separate survey with unspecified sample · Fielded March 2022 · Cherry Data Signals

    From a separate survey; no sample size was supplied for these figures.

    What it means

    41% thought alcohol should be prohibited in venues where children are present, 29% believed alcohol companies market too aggressively, and 16% had bought alcohol because of a special offer they hadn't planned to use.

    Methodology

    Sample
    6,143
    Population
    US people; four findings from a separate survey with unspecified sample
    Country
    United States
    Fielded
    March 2022
    Research by
    Cherry Data Signals
    Commissioned by
    Desert Hope Treatment Center (American Addiction Centers)
    Study
    Support for Stricter Alcohol-Sales Rules

    Cite this statistic

    Cherry Data Signals (March 2022). "Do Americans think alcohol is too freely available in public spaces?" Survey of 6,143 US people; four findings from a separate survey with unspecified sample, United States. https://cherrysignals.com/statistics/is-alcohol-too-freely-available-in-public

    Free to reproduce with attribution to Cherry Data Signals and a link to this page.

    This survey was commissioned by Desert Hope Treatment Center (American Addiction Centers). If you feature Desert Hope Treatment Center (American Addiction Centers), please cite Cherry Data Signals as the survey platform.

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