New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says sports viewing should not be limited to higher-income residents and is outlining plans to broadcast World Cup matches across the city. As reported by multiple outlets, Mamdani proposes placing World Cup coverage on hundreds of kiosks in all five boroughs, aiming to make games more accessible in public spaces. The coverage is described in connection with Mamdani’s campaign messaging and his current effort to expand access to major sporting events. The outlets cite a Reuters report dated June 18, which frames the initiative as part of a broader approach to public engagement and inclusion in civic life. The reporting focuses on the scale of the kiosk rollout—spanning the city’s boroughs—and Mamdani’s central argument that sports should be broadly available rather than treated as a luxury. Details beyond the kiosk plan, such as the specific rollout timeline, the kiosk operators, or the exact match schedule displayed, are not included in the provided excerpts. Overall, the sources agree on the purpose and core mechanism of the proposal: wide public access to World Cup matches via kiosks across New York.