Is there any type of shorthand when using ternary assigns to say "return the condition?"

You use ternary in javascript as so:

const cityMayor = country?.state?.county?.city?.mayor
  ? country.state.county.city.mayor
  : "Open for vote";

Is there a way to say "use the condition?"

e.g. Does something like this exist:

const cityMayor = country?.state?.county?.city?.mayor
  ? <- 
  : "Open for vote";

To avoid having to retype everything in the true condition, return the condition as the true evolution?

I know I can write a method to do this for me, but is there anything built-in that does this?

I know I can do this, but I don't want to have to constantly import it:

const tAssign = (c, e) => {
  return c ? c : e;
}

const cityMayor = tAssign(country?.state?.county?.city?.mayor, "Open for vote");