Katie Wilson — a 43-year-old socialist
who still lives off parents’ money —
wins Seattle mayoral race
Posted By: earlybird, 11/14/2025 3:09:03 PM
Self-proclaimed socialist Katie Wilson — who is still financially supported by her New York parents at 43 years old — will be the next mayor of Seattle, overseeing a budget close to $9 billion. (snip) Unlike the New York City race, however, the Seattle election went down to the wire, with Wilson squeezing just enough votes to win and avoid an automatic recount. (snip)The 43-year-old, who moved to Seattle in her 20s with her now-husband, admitted last month that she relies on her parents, both New York professors, to help with childcare expenses.
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Self-proclaimed socialist Katie Wilson — who is still financially supported by her New York parents at 43 years old — will be the next mayor of Seattle, overseeing a budget close to $9 billion.
(snip)
Unlike the New York City race, however, the Seattle election went down to the wire, with Wilson squeezing just enough votes to win and avoid an automatic recount. (snip)The 43-year-old, who moved to Seattle in her 20s with her now-husband, admitted last month that she relies on her parents, both New York professors, to help with childcare expenses.
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Childcare for her 2 year old is $2000/moth. Her parents pay it. Although she dropped out of college bbefore graduating, she was debt-free thanks toher parents. She has no experience in running anything. She has never lived a normal adult life.