Upper Saddle River Board of Education · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

How can I help?

More than you'd think. Here's what helps, roughly in order.

School board races in Upper Saddle River are decided by a few hundred votes. A conversation over coffee, a sign on a lawn, a neighbor who remembers to vote all the way down the ballot.

  1. Host a meet and greet

    Invite ten or twelve neighbors to your living room or your backyard. We'll come, we'll answer every question, and we'll bring the coffee. An hour, maybe ninety minutes. No script, no fundraising pitch.

    If you already have a date in mind, tell us. If you don't, tell us anyway and we'll figure it out together.

  2. Put a sign on your lawn

    A sign doesn't persuade anyone on its own but it tells your neighbors that someone they know is paying attention to this race.

    We'll drop it off, put it up, and take it down after November 3.

    Request a lawn sign

  3. Donate

    Running a campaign costs money, but the goal is simple: great schools for our kids. Any amount you give helps us get there.

    Donate

  4. Give us a couple of hours

    Pick one:

    • Walk a street with us on a Saturday morning
    • Take a shift with us at the polls on November 3
    • Share our posts with people who don't know us yet
    • Make a few calls or text neighbors you already know

    Tell us which one and we'll follow up with the details.

  5. Email or text your friends

    A note from a neighbor they know carries more weight than anything we can send. We wrote a letter you can share as is or put in your own words.

    Add a line of your own at the top. It's the part people read first.

  6. Just stay in touch

    If none of the above is your thing you can still get our updates, follow along, and vote on November 3.

    Have a question you want answered before you decide anything? Ask it in the form below. We answer every one.

Tell us what works for you

One form. Check as many as you like. Everything comes to both of us.

Two seats. Vote for both.

Column A. Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

How to vote Where we stand