We haven't had a poll on this subject in quite a while, though I am well aware we already have a thread on the topic...
I hadn't noticed this topic yet. I voted with the Republicans, for although I am currently an unaffiliated voter, I was a registered Republican when the poll was made.
How did I vote? Well, to be honest, I grudgingly voted for life without parole, but grudgingly is the keyword. You only offered two options: death or life. I don't support capital punishment under any circumstances, so I didn't vote for that one. Of course, my opposition for capital punishment doesn't mean, "hey, let's spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to put someone in a situation in which they'll not only be brutalized daily but also get chances to murder and brutalize others on a daily basis, and, as an added benefit, they'll all be treated in such a way that if any of them do ever get to see the outside again, they'll come out so emotionally and physically scarred yet intellectually wise, that they'll be even more efficient and ruthless criminals than they were when we incarcerated them."
Nevertheless, your poll was at least honest, in the sense that those are pretty much the only two choices juries have, most of the time. Given those choices, I'll go for life in prison. So count me for R-Life in prison w/o parole.
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