A majority of Americans approve of the Food and Drug Administration’s order to remove Juul products from U.S. markets – a decision the agency said was due to a lack of “sufficient evidence” that the products were safe (59% somewhat or strongly approve, 22% somewhat or strongly disapprove). The decision also has the approval of majorities of non-smokers (61%-21%), smokers (55%-26%), and even people who say they vape using an e-cigarette or other device at least a few times a year (59%-27%). Republicans are less supportive of the FDA ruling: Less than half (46%) approve. But more approve than disapprove (33%).