Leah Kaufman
Nonprofit public policy executive · Kyle
The gist
- Proposes strict guardrails on any license-plate reader use.
- Opposes broad forensic audits without demonstrated need.
- Proposes long-range forecasting of operating costs in budgets.
- Supports directing investment to historically underserved neighborhoods.
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Proposes strict guardrails on any license-plate reader use.
Leah Kaufman for Kyle City Council – District 4 – 2026 (candidate questionnaire)Candidate questionnaire · Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats (KBAD) · kylebudadems.com
“minimal data retention, narrowly defined permissible uses, strong access controls, routine independent audits, public reporting”
Opposes broad forensic audits without demonstrated need.
Leah Kaufman for Kyle City Council – District 4 – 2026 (candidate questionnaire)Candidate questionnaire · Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats (KBAD) · kylebudadems.com
“I have reservations about committing taxpayer dollars to a series of additional forensic audits without a clearly demonstrated need.”
Proposes long-range forecasting of operating costs in budgets.
Leah Kaufman for Kyle City Council – District 4 – 2026 (candidate questionnaire)Candidate questionnaire · Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats (KBAD) · kylebudadems.com
“Council should understand not just what something costs this year, but what it will cost to operate, maintain and staff”
Supports directing investment to historically underserved neighborhoods.
Leah Kaufman for Kyle City Council – District 4 – 2026 (candidate questionnaire)Candidate questionnaire · Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats (KBAD) · kylebudadems.com
“identify neighborhoods that have historically received less investment. That includes sidewalks, parks, shade, drainage, transportation access and other basic infrastructure.”