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Mamdani seems to have a favor to improve supermarkets somewhat? Already showing this with the city-owned grocery stores (allegedly for food deserts). I assume the philosophy is somewhat like "you can only have a strong population if they're properly fed". which is true.
I'm just saying, from a purely mathematical point of view, the city would do more good by building cheap and efficient social housing, and public transport etc.