Should Tennessee try to execute Christa Pike a second time after she survived a botched lethal injection?
Christa Pike, on death row for a 1995 murder, survived a botched lethal-injection execution in Tennessee and regained consciousness on October 6, 2026, raising the question of whether the state will attempt it again.
they shouldn't have tried to murder her the first time.
As one opposed to capital punishment generally, a definite 'no' on a repeated attempt.
if you're voting yes: does a botched attempt change your math at all, or does the sentence just stand no matter what happens in that room.