The first poll is resurrected « Foehammer’s Anvil

The first poll is resurrected

Published by Foehammer 3 years, 1 month ago in Islam in America and Polls. Tags: anvil, first poll, islam, Islam in America, Polls, randomly, sidebar, united states.

I’ve imported the data from the very first poll ever run on Foehammer’s Anvil, which was just prior to creating this new version of the site and migrating the whole deal to new hosting, so if some of you have already voted, you might get another chance at this one! It will appear randomly in the sidebar or find it in the Polls Archive:

Do you believe that Islam can ever be outlawed in the United States?

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