Caitlin Clark sees Taylor Swift concert ahead of election amid shared Chiefs fandom, different voting messages

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Caitlin Clark elected not to play in Europe this offseason, so now she has the chance to vote in person on Tuesday after enjoying some big-ticket American entertainment. 

Clark showed up at a Taylor Swift Eras tour concert at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Friday night, sharing photos of the event on her Instagram.

Clark was even seen sharing friendship bracelets – a staple of Swift's fanbase – with other attendees. 

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Clark was noticeably distant from the stage, having to settle for a seat in the outer section. The starting ticket price for Friday's concert was around $2,000 before fees, across various vendors. However, the starting price plummeted in the days leading up to the concert to just $1,271 before fees by Friday morning, on Vivid Seats. 

Clark's WNBA salary for 2024 was $76,535. However, she is estimated to have made much more from other revenue sources. But even if she hadn't splurged for a front-row ticket, Clark got the chance to witness a figure in music to whom she has been compared as an ascendant sports figure. 

Clark was recently placed right next to Swift on the cover of Time Magazine's recent Inspiring Women special edition issue that featured eight women in positions of leadership, including multiple athletes. Clark and Swift were the only two figures on the top row, and Clark was the most highly placed athlete above veteran sports icons Serena Williams and Megan Rapinoe. 

A recent viral resurfacing of a social media post that Clark sent while in college has brought the fan bases of the