“May the best candidate win” is fine. But the real conversation begins when we ask: best for what, and best for whom?
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I'd push back on ''fine' though. The phrase isn't a starting point for that harder question, it's usually a way to dodge it if people wanted 'best for what, best for whom' they'd just ask it instead of hiding behind 'may the best win
We can start it. Change the minds of those who usually say that and ask them to do better; pick a side rather than being hopeful for the best candidate to win