Voters support social media warning label, banning smartphones in the classroom, June 26 Quinnipiac national poll finds
Voters 72-22 percent support the United States surgeon general's proposal to put a warning label on social media, similar to warnings on tobacco and alcohol, stating that social media is associated with significant mental health harms for adolescents. There is support among all listed groups, with the biggest support across age groups coming from the youngest voters, 18-34 years old, who are generally the most avid users of social media. A majority of voters (61 percent) support their state banning students from using smartphones during the school day, while 30 percent oppose it.