| Charlotte Walker was born in Adelaide and raised in Yankalilla, South Australia. |
| She has been outspoken since childhood and actively participated in school debate competitions. |
| She studied agriculture in school before venturing into politics. |
| Prior to her political career, she worked part-time in the office of South Australian Labor MP Leon Bignell, gaining valuable experience. |
| In 2023, she advocated for youth voices in policymaking as the President of South Australian Young Labor. |
| She gained early involvement in labor rights through her employment with the Australian Services Union. |
| Charlotte joined the Labor Party at the age of 18. |
| She remarkably secured the third spot on Labor’s South Australian Senate ticket, a position typically seen as unwinnable. |
| Her election victory came as a surprise, achieved through Australia's preferential voting system. |
| She employed innovative campaign strategies, including using Minecraft livestreams and Instagram reels to connect with younger voters. |
| After winning, she shared videos that combined discussing Labor policy and personal content, such as makeup and gaming. |
| Her campaign centered on key issues, including education access, reducing HECS debts, and the cost of living. |
| She celebrated her 21st birthday on the night of her election win. |
| Being from the 2000s, she is the first federal parliamentarian born in this millennium. |
| Charlotte is part of the Labor Left faction. |
| She will start her six-year Senate term in July 2025 with an estimated monthly salary of approximately $200,000. |
| In interviews, she describes herself as balancing between extraversion and introversion. |
| Charlotte maintains a private personal life, keeping it away from social media. |
