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The problem with climate change is we have to convince a bunch of people that future people are actual people, when they don't even believe some currently alive people are people.
November 23, 2025 at 10:11 PM
The problem with climate change is we have to convince a bunch of people that future people are actual people, when they don't even believe some currently alive people are people.
It’s about to be pants under other pants weather if you spend time waiting for the bus in Seattle.
November 23, 2025 at 8:51 AM
It’s about to be pants under other pants weather if you spend time waiting for the bus in Seattle.
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It’s constrained housing supply *coupled with* wage inequality that causes rents to go up, and poverty, displacement, and homelessness to increase. Taxing wage inequality is one of the fairest ways to fund subsidized housing when the private market hasn’t responded yet with increased supply.
November 22, 2025 at 9:13 PM
It’s constrained housing supply *coupled with* wage inequality that causes rents to go up, and poverty, displacement, and homelessness to increase. Taxing wage inequality is one of the fairest ways to fund subsidized housing when the private market hasn’t responded yet with increased supply.
Yes, we want a land value tax. Is that something Seattle’s Mayor has power over? Probably not! If you just reply LVT to our posts how is that helpful? What’s the policy proposal to spur more housing in the next year or two?
November 22, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Yes, we want a land value tax. Is that something Seattle’s Mayor has power over? Probably not! If you just reply LVT to our posts how is that helpful? What’s the policy proposal to spur more housing in the next year or two?
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I think it’s very interesting that Seattle’s left is likely to be the ones that kill inclusionary zoning. Anti-market fundamentalism has no home here!
Hello Seattle Urbanists — if we want market rate development to happen with all the interest rates and tariffs and other barriers we have to get rid of MHA temporarily to speed up housing. And we have to get rid of minimum parking requirements. Asap.
November 22, 2025 at 7:19 PM
I think it’s very interesting that Seattle’s left is likely to be the ones that kill inclusionary zoning. Anti-market fundamentalism has no home here!
👇 !!!! Yes
We can just replace the lost MHA revenue with a higher tax on wage inequality (increase Junpstart).
November 22, 2025 at 7:30 PM
👇 !!!! Yes
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Seattle Nice sat down with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson this week to talk about her vision for the city, including her ambitious plan to shelter thousands of people and address the massive budget deficit outgoing mayor Bruce Harrell left for her to deal with. Listen and subscribe:
Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson says Seattle Nice is “Special” | Seattle Nice
Mayor-elect Katie Wilson turned down numerous invitations for national television appearances over the past week, telling Seattle Nice, “That is not my job.”...
seattle-nice.beam.ly
November 20, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Seattle Nice sat down with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson this week to talk about her vision for the city, including her ambitious plan to shelter thousands of people and address the massive budget deficit outgoing mayor Bruce Harrell left for her to deal with. Listen and subscribe:
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Our podcast, Seattle Nice, has an exclusive in-depth interview with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson, featuring many of your questions for the city's next mayor! Listen (and subscribe) right here: seattle-nice.beam.ly/episode/mayo...
Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson says Seattle Nice is “Special” | Seattle Nice
Mayor-elect Katie Wilson turned down numerous invitations for national television appearances over the past week, telling Seattle Nice, “That is not my job.”...
seattle-nice.beam.ly
November 20, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Our podcast, Seattle Nice, has an exclusive in-depth interview with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson, featuring many of your questions for the city's next mayor! Listen (and subscribe) right here: seattle-nice.beam.ly/episode/mayo...
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The link to the segment is up...
It's powerful. And may be useful to share with others, including students.
@brian-goldstone.bsky.social
www.cbsnews.com/video/when-t...
It's powerful. And may be useful to share with others, including students.
@brian-goldstone.bsky.social
www.cbsnews.com/video/when-t...
November 16, 2025 at 4:35 PM
The link to the segment is up...
It's powerful. And may be useful to share with others, including students.
@brian-goldstone.bsky.social
www.cbsnews.com/video/when-t...
It's powerful. And may be useful to share with others, including students.
@brian-goldstone.bsky.social
www.cbsnews.com/video/when-t...
Hello Seattle Urbanists — if we want market rate development to happen with all the interest rates and tariffs and other barriers we have to get rid of MHA temporarily to speed up housing. And we have to get rid of minimum parking requirements. Asap.
November 22, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Hello Seattle Urbanists — if we want market rate development to happen with all the interest rates and tariffs and other barriers we have to get rid of MHA temporarily to speed up housing. And we have to get rid of minimum parking requirements. Asap.
Wilson is being asked to do national and international press and is having to say no to a lot of it and is meeting with community instead. That’s impressive.
It was my profound honor to spend time last night at New Holly Gathering Hall with community organizers, leaders, and members who helped propel our campaign to victory. As I prepare to govern for all of Seattle, I look forward to continuing to deepen relationships across our city.
November 22, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Wilson is being asked to do national and international press and is having to say no to a lot of it and is meeting with community instead. That’s impressive.
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"@wilsonforseattle.bsky.social has spent her 20 years as a leader in Seattle listening to and organizing alongside workers like us. She talked about the realities we're facing in our city. And her campaign was built on people power, like a union campaign" @labornotes.bsky.social
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November 21, 2025 at 6:30 PM
"@wilsonforseattle.bsky.social has spent her 20 years as a leader in Seattle listening to and organizing alongside workers like us. She talked about the realities we're facing in our city. And her campaign was built on people power, like a union campaign" @labornotes.bsky.social
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UAW 4121 members put in hundreds of hours of organizing to help elect Katie Wilson as Seattle’s next mayor. @uaw4121.bsky.social Pres. Natalie Wellen details why: "her campaign was built on people power, like a union campaign." Read more: labornotes.org/blogs/2025/1... @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social
Viewpoint: Why Our Members Put in 650 Hours Canvassing for Katie Wilson for Seattle Mayor | Labor Notes
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November 21, 2025 at 6:32 PM
UAW 4121 members put in hundreds of hours of organizing to help elect Katie Wilson as Seattle’s next mayor. @uaw4121.bsky.social Pres. Natalie Wellen details why: "her campaign was built on people power, like a union campaign." Read more: labornotes.org/blogs/2025/1... @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social
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Katie Wilson may have won the mayoral election, but her challenges are just beginning. Outgoing Mayor Bruce Harrell is leaving a budget mess behind him.
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/19/k...
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/19/k...
Katie Wilson to Inherit Seattle’s Budget Woes » The Urbanist
# Katie Wilson may have won the mayoral election, but her challenges are just beginning. Outgoing Mayor Bruce Harrell is leaving a budget mess behind him.
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November 21, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Katie Wilson may have won the mayoral election, but her challenges are just beginning. Outgoing Mayor Bruce Harrell is leaving a budget mess behind him.
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/19/k...
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/19/k...
Katie Wilson, Seattle’s newly elected mayor, called for divesting money away from the police department in 2020. She has since pledged to maintain funding for the department, but also supports a new non-police crisis response team.
Progressives Win in Seattle, Changing Directions on Public Safety
Voters ousted a mayor who oversaw a surge in encampment sweeps, and a Republican prosecutor who pursued punitive policies toward homeless people and drug users.
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November 22, 2025 at 4:03 PM
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Seattle Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson announced her transition leadership team earlier this week, which features a mix of advocates and insiders. Wilson has reiterated a bold progressive agenda, but a pragmatic approach to achieve it.
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/21/k...
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/21/k...
Katie Wilson’s Transition Team Features Mix of Advocates and Insiders » The Urbanist
# Seattle Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson announced her transition leadership team earlier this week, which features a mix of advocates and insiders. Wilson has reiterated a bold progressive agenda, but a pr...
www.theurbanist.org
November 22, 2025 at 3:38 AM
Seattle Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson announced her transition leadership team earlier this week, which features a mix of advocates and insiders. Wilson has reiterated a bold progressive agenda, but a pragmatic approach to achieve it.
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/21/k...
Story: www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/21/k...
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here's my urbanist wish list for mayor elect katie wilson.
what are your top urbanist asks?
what are your top urbanist asks?
5 things i hope katie wilson implements in the first few months.
1. path to eliminating parking minimums - and introduce maxes and caps - *citywide*
there are more cars in seattle today than ever before. we need a path to deprioritize cars and reclaim space for people
1. path to eliminating parking minimums - and introduce maxes and caps - *citywide*
there are more cars in seattle today than ever before. we need a path to deprioritize cars and reclaim space for people
November 22, 2025 at 5:13 AM
here's my urbanist wish list for mayor elect katie wilson.
what are your top urbanist asks?
what are your top urbanist asks?
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bonus 6th: bring back (affordable) fixed station bike share
floating bike share suuuuucks. city bike was incredibly easy to use (much as toronto's). it's cleaner, and citi bike's corrals were a great way to daylight intersections
floating bike share suuuuucks. city bike was incredibly easy to use (much as toronto's). it's cleaner, and citi bike's corrals were a great way to daylight intersections
November 20, 2025 at 9:16 PM
bonus 6th: bring back (affordable) fixed station bike share
floating bike share suuuuucks. city bike was incredibly easy to use (much as toronto's). it's cleaner, and citi bike's corrals were a great way to daylight intersections
floating bike share suuuuucks. city bike was incredibly easy to use (much as toronto's). it's cleaner, and citi bike's corrals were a great way to daylight intersections
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5. codistricts!
we need to find a way to rezone areas of the city that aren't just urban cannibalism - devouring existing affordable homes & small retail for massive, expensive buildings w/ zero space for nature or community.
youtu.be/sn0ADl3YpHI?...
we need to find a way to rezone areas of the city that aren't just urban cannibalism - devouring existing affordable homes & small retail for massive, expensive buildings w/ zero space for nature or community.
youtu.be/sn0ADl3YpHI?...
PHN Presents Building for People
YouTube video by The Passive House Network
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November 20, 2025 at 9:09 PM
5. codistricts!
we need to find a way to rezone areas of the city that aren't just urban cannibalism - devouring existing affordable homes & small retail for massive, expensive buildings w/ zero space for nature or community.
youtu.be/sn0ADl3YpHI?...
we need to find a way to rezone areas of the city that aren't just urban cannibalism - devouring existing affordable homes & small retail for massive, expensive buildings w/ zero space for nature or community.
youtu.be/sn0ADl3YpHI?...
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4. passivhaus!
we're already seeing effects of climate change: seasonal wildfire smoke, heat events, etc. the city should build all new public buildings (and retrofit where makes sense) to the passivhaus standard in order to protect employees and public, and build an ecosystem to deliver affordably
we're already seeing effects of climate change: seasonal wildfire smoke, heat events, etc. the city should build all new public buildings (and retrofit where makes sense) to the passivhaus standard in order to protect employees and public, and build an ecosystem to deliver affordably
November 20, 2025 at 9:01 PM
4. passivhaus!
we're already seeing effects of climate change: seasonal wildfire smoke, heat events, etc. the city should build all new public buildings (and retrofit where makes sense) to the passivhaus standard in order to protect employees and public, and build an ecosystem to deliver affordably
we're already seeing effects of climate change: seasonal wildfire smoke, heat events, etc. the city should build all new public buildings (and retrofit where makes sense) to the passivhaus standard in order to protect employees and public, and build an ecosystem to deliver affordably
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3. unleash social housing - work with the PDA, opcd, OH, sdci to expedite project timelines and find paths toward rapidly delivering high quality mixed income and climate adaptive homes
November 20, 2025 at 8:58 PM
3. unleash social housing - work with the PDA, opcd, OH, sdci to expedite project timelines and find paths toward rapidly delivering high quality mixed income and climate adaptive homes
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2. enable an office of urbanism with a budget and the ability to find creative repurposing of public spaces and existing publicly owned buildings. modeled on the 'soft power' of brussels' bouwmeester maitre architecte, kristiaan borret
short talk on what they do here:
youtu.be/3tHNMcSGJbg
short talk on what they do here:
youtu.be/3tHNMcSGJbg
Brussels Bouwmeester Maître Architecte (BE) - Kristiaan Borret
YouTube video by Urban Maestro
youtu.be
November 20, 2025 at 8:54 PM
2. enable an office of urbanism with a budget and the ability to find creative repurposing of public spaces and existing publicly owned buildings. modeled on the 'soft power' of brussels' bouwmeester maitre architecte, kristiaan borret
short talk on what they do here:
youtu.be/3tHNMcSGJbg
short talk on what they do here:
youtu.be/3tHNMcSGJbg
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5 things i hope katie wilson implements in the first few months.
1. path to eliminating parking minimums - and introduce maxes and caps - *citywide*
there are more cars in seattle today than ever before. we need a path to deprioritize cars and reclaim space for people
1. path to eliminating parking minimums - and introduce maxes and caps - *citywide*
there are more cars in seattle today than ever before. we need a path to deprioritize cars and reclaim space for people
November 20, 2025 at 8:42 PM
5 things i hope katie wilson implements in the first few months.
1. path to eliminating parking minimums - and introduce maxes and caps - *citywide*
there are more cars in seattle today than ever before. we need a path to deprioritize cars and reclaim space for people
1. path to eliminating parking minimums - and introduce maxes and caps - *citywide*
there are more cars in seattle today than ever before. we need a path to deprioritize cars and reclaim space for people
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Ladies and gentleman, the first-ever Seattle Torrent goal 🥹
November 22, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Ladies and gentleman, the first-ever Seattle Torrent goal 🥹
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me! Excited to be a part of making Seattle progressive. I’m stepping up my game and just joined the board of Our Alki Community council. I introduced myself as a Katie Wilson supporter. Bring the Yimby sensibilities to the front line! 🚲
November 21, 2025 at 9:20 PM
me! Excited to be a part of making Seattle progressive. I’m stepping up my game and just joined the board of Our Alki Community council. I introduced myself as a Katie Wilson supporter. Bring the Yimby sensibilities to the front line! 🚲