The vote has failed, 12-12. Senators Sam Cataldo and Bob Odell voted for repeal with the Democrats, and Lou D'Allessandro crossed to vote against repeal. There is no tiebreaker in the NH Senate, so the bill is dead.
I'm more concerned about the Senate President refusing to bring the decriminalization bill to the floor myself.
Right, because decriminalizing marijuana is clearly more important than making sure people who are wrongly convicted don't get executed for crimes they didn't commit 
Okay, you have absolutely no room to condescend to me. I'm pretty sure I know how my state works better than you.
Ernest explained most of it already, but the death penalty is all but repealed here in NH. Texas has executed more people this year than we have in the 20th century.
You're comparying New Hampshire to Texas, you know the state which has executed a handicaped recently. It's like saying "Franco wasn't that bad because he killed much less people than Hitler".
