Princeton City Council Place 6 · Nov 3, 2026
Kenneth Seligman
Candidate for City Council Place 6
Kenneth Seligman is running for Princeton City Council Place 6 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Sumbel "Susan" Zeb.
Last day to register to vote · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayRetired petroleum engineer and co-founder of SafeGuard Princeton, a grassroots citizen watchdog effort.
- Campaign website
- www.kenforprincetontx.com
Sumbel "Susan" Zeb and Kenneth Seligman took part in the Sept. 26 candidate forum for Place 6, organized by the League of Women Voters of Collin County. Princeton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
Where Kenneth Seligman stands: positions on the record
Budget process1 sourced position
as reported by the Princeton Herald; not a direct quote
Said residents should be involved in budget development earlier, when staff starts assembling proposals, with multiple town halls and an online check register.
Forum answerPrinceton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
Transparency1 sourced position
Said everything the city does should be transparent to residents, including how they are billed and how money is managed.
“Everything we do in the city should be transparent to residents, including the way that we’re billed and way that money is managed,”
Forum answerPrinceton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
Utility billing1 sourced position
as reported by the Princeton Herald; not a direct quote
Called for an explanation of the water and wastewater refunds and said utility finances should be open to public scrutiny.
Forum answerPrinceton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
Commercial growth1 sourced position
as reported by the Princeton Herald; not a direct quote
Said Princeton has become heavily weighted toward residential development and needs more commercial growth for jobs, shopping and a broader tax base.
Forum answerPrinceton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
City manager1 sourced position
as reported by the Princeton Herald; not a direct quote
Said council members are responsible for directing the city manager and the council should take a stronger role in setting the city's direction.
Forum answerPrinceton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
Capital projects1 sourced position
as reported by the Princeton Herald; not a direct quote
Said the city should complete projects it has already committed to before beginning new ones and give greater attention to its library.
Forum answerPrinceton Herald · Oct 1, 2026
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