Democracy should be the means by which society or its parliament may come to a collective compromise.
Such a compromise cannot be identified by a majority vote. Indeed, in m-any instances, the majority
vote is only the means by which he who writes the question thereby dominates the political agenda.
A compromise can be identified, however, by using a multioption voting procedure, the most accurate
(and therefore most democratic) form being the modified Borda count and/or the Condorcet system.