Protect your money.
Review spending closely, deliver budgets on time and make it easier to see where tax dollars go.
Learn more →Joyce Rudin for Mayor of West Orange
Your quality of life is on the ballot.
I’m running for Mayor because I believe it’s time for West Orange to embrace new ideas and possibilities. My vision is a safer, more affordable, better-planned town that protects our green spaces, celebrates our diversity, embraces innovation, and responsibly spends your tax dollars.
5E Joyce is the choice. Vote 5E.
The West Orange We Love.
The Future We Can Build.
West Orange is a beautiful, diverse, multi-generational township of nearly 50,000 residents. Our community is home to talented, creative and engaged people from many backgrounds, ethnicities, races and faiths. Our diversity is our strength.
Nestled in the Watchung Mountains overlooking Manhattan and the Orange Valley, West Orange is a wonderful place to live, own a home and raise a family. It is also a town of innovation, proudly home to Thomas Edison’s laboratory and residence. This campaign seeks to bring that spirit of innovation to government.
Residents come first
As a Councilwoman, I have asked tough questions about spending, helped residents bring long-standing concerns to Town Hall and worked to strengthen environmental protections. As Mayor, I will bring that same attention to how West Orange spends your money, serves your neighborhood and plans for its future.
My priorities are clear: protect taxpayers, control spending, improve services, plan responsibly and protect the quality of life in our neighborhoods. Town Hall should work for residents, not political insiders, developers or special interests.
Priorities
What I stand for
Protect your quality of life.
Address neighborhood problems, improve everyday services and make streets safer.
Learn more →Plan for our future.
Revitalize downtown, hire a town planner and make thoughtful decisions about development.
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What the Sierra Club said about Joyce
“Joyce Rudin stands out for her unparalleled commitment to public advocacy on key quality-of-life issues: overdevelopment, traffic, diminishing tree canopy and flooding. Over the years, Rudin has played a pivotal role in shaping local policies, particularly in her efforts to protect and expand the township’s tree canopy. As a vocal advocate before the Town Council, zoning, and planning boards, Rudin has consistently worked to ensure responsible development.”
— New Jersey Chapter of the Sierra Club
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