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Lee Leffingwell

Lee Leffingwell, initially elected mayor in 2009, is a former Austin City Council member and retired airline pilot. Leffingwell, a past chair of the city's Environmental Board, grew up in Austin's Bouldin neighborhood, according to the biography posted on the city's web site.

Lee Leffingwell

Latest Fact-Checks Of Lee Leffingwell

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By W. Gardner Selby
March 7, 2014

Austin is "a city that has basically doubled in size every 25 years or so since it was founded."

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By W. Gardner Selby
May 16, 2013

Says nearly 1 million people are "coming to town" in the next 20 years.

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By W. Gardner Selby
April 4, 2013

Says 90 percent of Americans and 74 percent of National Rifle Association members support background checks of gun purchasers.

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By Sue Owen
February 9, 2013

Says Austin trains are "full" at rush hour and "packed" for special events.

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By W. Gardner Selby
January 21, 2013

Says Austin’s treated wastewater, put into the Colorado River, is of higher quality than water the city takes from the lake for public use.

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By W. Gardner Selby
October 4, 2012

Says Austin voters can approve seven bond propositions "without raising taxes."

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By Sue Owen
May 1, 2012

Says "Austin has the lowest property tax rate by far of the five major cities in Texas."

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By W. Gardner Selby
March 2, 2012

"Invested $90 million in traffic fixes without raising taxes."

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By W. Gardner Selby
March 13, 2011

Says four-year terms for City Council members are "the norm in most cities of our size."  

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