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Holding the Line on Taxes
Over the past eight years, municipal budget increases have averaged less than 2% a year — while Montville kept its AAA S&P bond rating and secured more than $7.9 million in grants.
Montville Township · Morris County Proven leadership
Proven leadership
for Montville.
Matt Kayne and June Witty have served Montville on the Township Committee for nine years — holding the line on taxes, protecting our AAA bond rating, and planning carefully for the town’s future. Re-elect Kayne & Witty on November 3.
- Under 2%Average annual municipal budget increase over eight years
- $7.9M+In grants secured for Montville Township
- AAAS&P bond rating, maintained
The Candidates
Meet Matt & June.
Matt Kayne and June Witty are completing their third terms on the Montville Township Committee. Between them they have served as Mayor and Deputy Mayor, and they are asking for your vote to keep Montville’s finances strong and its growth in check.
More about Matt & June Where We Stand
The Record
Steady, fiscally responsible leadership for Montville Township.
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Revitalizing Route 46
Years of persistent work have transformed the Route 46 corridor, bringing new restaurants, dealerships, and stores that strengthen the tax base and ease the burden on homeowners.
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Managing Growth
State affordable-housing mandates have driven most of Montville’s new residential development. Matt and June are working to manage the pace and scale of that change and protect the character of our neighborhoods.
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Practical Stewardship
Common-sense investments that save money and protect the environment: hybrid and electric township vehicles, LED lighting, energy audits, and solar on our schools before it was commonplace.
Your Vote
How to vote in Montville
General Election Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Make sure your voice is heard. Here’s how to vote in Montville Township — by mail, early in person, or on Election Day.
Register or Check Your Status
New to Montville, recently moved, or not sure you’re registered? Register or confirm your status by October 13, 2026.
Register or check your statusVote by Mail
Request a mail-in ballot by October 27 by mail, or in person at the Morris County Clerk through November 2, then return it by mail or at a drop box.
Request a mail-in ballotVote Early or on Election Day
Vote early in person October 24–November 1 at any Morris County early voting site, or at your polling place on Tuesday, November 3 (6 a.m.–8 p.m.).
Find early voting & your polling placeQuestions about voting in Montville? Reach the Morris County Board of Elections at (973) 285-6715, or visit morriscountynj.gov
Stand With Us
This campaign runs on neighbors.
Whether you have an hour to knock doors, an evening to make calls, or room for a lawn sign, your help makes a real difference. Add your name and join Team Kayne & Witty.