Seattle Met’s first-ever poll of Seattleites reveals the good (we’re really happy at work) and the not so good (we spend a lot on housing). And while all those transplants who keep washing up on our shores and adding to our civic voice deserve credit for changing the definition of Seattleite, there’s something else at work: an evolving awareness, a new perspective, an awakening to who we can be.
Who We Are: The Poll
Seattle Met’s first-ever poll of Seattleites reveals the good (we’re really happy at work) and the not so good (we spend a lot on housing).
Midwestworld: Why Seattle Feels Like Home for Natives of the Heartland
More than 21 percent of Seattle residents emigrated from the Midwest.
Are We More Racist Than We Think?
When progressive values blind us to the truth, it's time to wake up.
How Is the Seattle Freeze Still a Thing?
We’re quickly becoming a town of transplants. So why do they feel so unwelcome?
Books Are Dead. Long Live Books!
Three-quarters of Seattle readers prefer paper books to ebooks. We didn’t kill print after all.
It’s Time Seattle’s Car-Loving Transplants Get with the Program
Two wheels forward, four wheels back: Nearly two-thirds of Seattleites under age 35 drive alone to work.
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