It is likely that 1 of the middle positions is a Condorcet winner, with a narrow yet clear majority over the next closest policy. That should not end the ethical debate, but it should end the debate over which policy has majority support. This might become the most popular democratic reform. Even reps who oppose changing the electoral voting rule that gave them power might favor changing the legislative rules that lead to unnecessary polarization and deadlock. Our page on implementing reform asserts a Condorcet process for group decisions is the most enticing service democracy trainers can offer to organizations.
Many voters have strong fears due to unresolved political debates.
Accurate democracy can calm those fears with moderate policies. Another rampant fear is that one political group will seize more than its fair share of funding, the topic of the next chapter. Kissinger's wit lost some of its charm as reporters and lawyers uncovered the election campaign crimes known as Watergate.