The death penalty is one of the most controversial issues in the world. Supporters believe it is a just punishment for the most heinous crimes and a way to ensure justice for victims and their families. Opponents argue that no justice system is infallible and that the state should not have the power to take an individual's life. The debate involves questions of justice, human rights, public safety, and ethics. Which position best represents your point of view?
By Day
2026-09-22 — 3 votes
2026-10-14 — 1 votes
2026-10-23 — 1 votes
When a person commits particularly serious crimes, what should be the maximum punishment allowed?
The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.
— 20% — 1 votes
By gender: Female 100%
By age: 25-34 100%
Top countries: IT: 1
The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.
— 0% — 0 votes
Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.
— 20% — 1 votes
By gender: Female 100%
By age: 35-44 100%
Top countries: IT: 1
The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.
— 20% — 1 votes
By gender: Other 100%
By age: 35-44 100%
Top countries: Unknown: 1
The death penalty should never be allowed.
— 40% — 2 votes
By gender: Male 100%
By age: 25-34 50% · 35-44 50%
Top countries: IT: 1 · IR: 1
5 total votes
Vote Progress
2026-09-21 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 0 (0%)
2026-09-22 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%, +1) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%, +2)
2026-09-23 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-24 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-25 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-26 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-27 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-28 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-29 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-09-30 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-01 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-02 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-03 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-04 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-05 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-06 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-07 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-08 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-09 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-10 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-11 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-12 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-13 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 0 (0%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (33.33%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (66.67%)
2026-10-14 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%, +1) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-15 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-16 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-17 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-18 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-19 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-20 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-21 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-22 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 0 (0%) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (25%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (25%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (50%)
2026-10-23 — The death penalty should be allowed for the most serious crimes.: 1 (20%, +1) · The death penalty should exist only in exceptional cases and with overwhelming evidence.: 0 (0%) · Life imprisonment without the possibility of release is a better solution than the death penalty.: 1 (20%) · The primary goal of justice should be rehabilitation, even for the most serious criminals.: 1 (20%) · The death penalty should never be allowed.: 2 (40%)
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