The Team
Two Candidates. One Mission.
Omar Rodriguez and Andrew Dziedzic are running together on Column 1 to bring fiscal responsibility, transparency, and real representation to Saddle Brook.
Candidate for Mayor
Omar Rodriguez
A Mayor Who Works for You
Omar Rodriguez is running for Mayor of Saddle Brook to bring open government, fiscal discipline, and infrastructure that actually works to every resident. He's committed to eliminating the water fee, demanding transparency from Town Hall, and putting Saddle Brook families first.
Fiscal Responsibility
Eliminate the water fee, review spending line by line, and protect taxpayers from unnecessary tax hikes.
Transparency & Open Government
Mandate timely OPRA responses, publish full project cost breakdowns, and create a public transparency portal.
Candidate for Borough Council
Andrew Dziedzic
Homegrown. Data-Driven. For Saddle Brook.
Born and raised in Saddle Brook, Andrew Dziedzic is the son of Polish immigrants who came to this country seeking a better life. He attended Franklin Elementary, Saddle Brook Middle School, and Saddle Brook High School — graduating in the Top 5% of the Class of 2013. He worked his way through college at local Saddle Brook businesses and today serves as an Associate Director of Data Science in Midtown Manhattan. Andrew is running because Saddle Brook's taxpayers deserve better. He'll fight to keep costs under control, demand real transparency, and put residents first so working families aren't asked to carry more than their fair share.
Fiscal Responsibility
Balance the budget. Freeze hiring. Mandate quarterly financial reviews. Reduce spending. Treat every tax dollar like it is our own.
Transparency & Term Limits
Open books and prompt answers. Implement term limits for Council and Mayor. Mandatory public referendums for all town purchases over $2 million.
Residents Over Developers
Prioritize residential quality of life — not more apartment complexes. Careful growth that respects our neighborhoods and adds ratables without overload.
Vote Column 1 — November 3, 2026
Polls open 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Mail-in ballots must be received by 8:00 PM on Election Day.