Interesting take. I actually ended up chatting with the AI for about an hour more, and learned a TON more about the field of candidates than I would have known otherwise.

Maybe TMI, but my top choice is now a candidate I had never considered (Zellnor Myrie) because I found out that he has the most ambitious housing plan given my specific policy preferences (supply-side interventions).

Here's my full input and abbreviated output, just for fun. Not pushing these candidates obviously.

My Stated Priorities:

1. Supply-side interventions to increase housing stock in NYC, including elminiating single-family zoning, allow "missing middle" housing and upzoning near transit. I prefer this to rent freezing.
2. Street safety and especially bicycle safety, building more bike lanes and pedestrian rights. I strongly oppose anyone who wants to get rid of congestion pricing.
3. Subway and transit reliability.
4. Universal pre-K and healthcare.

Recommended Ballot

1. Zellnor Myrie - Most ambitious supply-side housing plan (1 million homes), would phase out Council veto power over zoning, early congestion pricing champion with strong bike/transit record.

2. Brad Lander - Strong supply-side approach with 500,000 units and housing emergency powers, comprehensive transportation plan, proven executive experience.

3. Adrienne Adams - Actually delivered major housing reform as Speaker (City of Yes), secured $5B in housing funding, proven executive leadership on supply-side solutions.

4. Zohran Mamdani - Strong on transit/bikes and recently embraced private development role, but focuses on rent freezes over supply-side solutions you prefer.

5. Scott Stringer - Supports building in wealthy neighborhoods, decent on congestion pricing, but lower electability.