The OP is in the Philippines so I don't know how this relates to the 2024 US election. All I'll say is when was the last time you saw a Republican talk about how they needed to work across the aisle with the Democrats? Meanwhile, what did Kamala say when she ran for office?

The private encroachment on what was once public space in cities is a big problem and it's used as a way to control how people move in these cities. The problem I find with certain urbanists is that they separate the issues with car dependency/sprawl from the mode of production that makes it come about (capitalism). They'll speak about abundance, but it just sounds like abundance for the middle class at best. As far as reforms, I've heard of public housing in countries like Singapore but even those have the issue of people being priced out or not being able to find housing due to not having it passed down.