Local issues. Fiscal discipline. Public records.

Edmund "Tom" Maciejewski

A local-issues campaign focused on Berkeley Heights basics: responsible growth, fiscal discipline, infrastructure, public safety, and transparent records.

Berkeley Heights local issues Records before rhetoric Election Day: November 3
Local issues only — no national noise Source + date on every public claim — check me Two Council seats on the ballot Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Priorities For Berkeley Heights

These are the issue areas the campaign will address in source-backed articles as they are published.

Judge The Work

This site is built for residents who want more than party labels. Articles and source materials will be published in sequence so voters can inspect the facts directly.

Local Decisions

Campaign articles will address the municipal choices that affect Berkeley Heights residents.

Evidence And Tradeoffs

Longer posts will explain the documents, numbers, alternatives, and reasoning behind each issue.

Qualifications In Context

Engineering, technology, and finance matter because the job now requires reading agreements, budgets, and technical claims before voting.

Voting In The November 3, 2026 Election

Two Township Council seats are on the ballot. Registration, vote-by-mail, early voting, and polling-place details are collected with official links.

A Local Campaign For Berkeley Heights Taxpayers

Questions, local concerns, volunteer help, and voter outreach can start with a direct message.

Contact The Campaign

Stay In The Loop

Campaign updates, a lawn sign, or a hand to volunteer — it all starts with a quick hello. No spam, just Berkeley Heights.