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The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Sam Joshi. This article "Sam Joshi" is from Wikipedia. ↑ "Minorities get business boost in Edison, NJ through Councilman Sam Joshi's program | News India Times"."Edison Township Public Library may be getting much needed upgrades". "Edison Library, township officials working to rectify library financial discrepancies". ↑ "Edison library board, councilman fighting over expenses"."Edison Council takes stand on partisan politics". town proposes food allergy law that could be among strictest in U.S." NJ.com. ↑ "Edison considers law to require restaurants to create allergy-friendly menus".

↑ "Joshi explores bid for Edison mayor".

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"Edison elects new council president, vice president". On Jthe Joshi-led $3.1 million library expansion plan was submitted to New Jersey State Library Board. The trustees initially rejected Joshi's request for financial documents which led to the township Council suspending funds to the library trustees which led to a year long political dispute. Joshi was appointed to serve as the liaison to the Library Board of Trustees in 2018. The Council reversed their decision to appoint from 2–5 to 7-0 after his discussion.

Joshi called for ethics and partisanship reform after noting that appointments were appointed without interviews or resumes and merely based on their political affiliation. The law gained national attention as it was the first to require local restaurants to cite the common allergens. He was previously a town zoning board of adjustment member and also served on the fair rental housing authority from 2010 to 2014 Legislation and Politics Īs a Councilman, Joshi's first major legislation was on food allergen awareness and restaurant protection laws. He won with 11,827 votes in the November 2017 election and was sworn in on January 1, 2018. He is the elected Council Vice President of Edison, New Jersey, the state's 5th largest municipality by population, with about 101,000 residents.