Results: Should religious symbols/attire be banned in Quebec?
The Parti Quebecois government is a creating legislation that would restrict religious symbols from being worn in the various public spaces. For instance, the proposed policy will prohibit public employees from wearing Sikh, Jewish and Muslim headwear in the workplace. The Parti Quebecois government is hoping that this bill will help them to win at the ballot box, as polls indicate that people living in Quebec support secularism.
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1.
Do you think that religious symbols should be banned in the workplace/public spaces?
Yes, I think that religious symbols should be banned in the workplace/public spaces
15%
•
387 votes
No, I do not think that religious symbols should be banned in the workplace/public spaces
40%
•
1031 votes
It depends on the workplace/public space
28%
•
709 votes
I prefer not to answer
17%
•
438 votes
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2.
Do you usually wear religious symbol/attire? Yes, I usually wear a religious symbol
11%
•
276 votes
No, I do not usually wear a religious symbol
55%
•
1402 votes
Sometimes I wear a religious symbol
14%
•
359 votes
N/A
21%
•
528 votes
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3.
Do you think that people will unite more if religious symbols are banned from being worn within the workplace and various public spaces? Yes, I think people would unite more
14%
•
368 votes
No, I don’t think people would unite more
43%
•
1098 votes
I am undecided
25%
•
636 votes
N/A
18%
•
463 votes
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4.
Would you visit a country that restricts religious symbols/headwear from being worn in various public spaces? No, I would not visit a country that restricts religious symbols/headwear from being worn
23%
•
586 votes
Yes, I would visit a country that restricts religious symbols/headwear from being worn
28%
•
720 votes
I am undecided
29%
•
750 votes
N/A- prefer not to say
20%
•
509 votes
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