An Idea to encourage compromise in the U.S. House of Representatives

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5. These candidates when elected have a mandate to those who elected them

2. An organization, like the NCC in Philadelphia could be commissioned to conduct a survey of registered voters in each State to determine their priority of all political issues in order from most to least important. Candidates apply through the organization and those with best matches to the voters are placed on the ballot.

These candidates represent the most prevalent views on critical issues as perceived by the electorate. They have a mission that is shared by the majority of the people in their state. Neither party would have a majority, thus compromise would be needed.

Isn't compromise the essence in a democracy? Our Constitution did not contemplate a single stance imposed by a leader and a majority party goose-stepping behind, as we may have witnessed in one of our more recent administrations.