MEET BARRY & ED
ABOUT ED MAYER
Ed Mayer is proudly running for Northampton Township Supervisor in the 2025 General Election. His campaign is driven by three core commitments: serving the local community with tireless dedication, maintaining a laser focus on fiscal responsibility, and bringing a much-needed fresh perspective to the Board of Supervisors.
Ed and his wife have called Churchville home since 2001, when they found the perfect place to raise their family. Their two sons attended Maureen M. Welch Elementary, Richboro Middle School, and Council Rock South High School. If you’ve seen someone walking a French Bulldog named Bella around the neighborhood or at Northampton Township Municipal Park — that’s likely Ed, enjoying one of the many treasures the township has to offer.
Professionally, Ed is a senior management consultant with over 30 years of leadership experience. He specializes in complex technology initiatives and digital transformations, managing geographically diverse teams, large-scale budgets, and multi-year planning efforts. He is also a licensed attorney and a proud U.S. Navy veteran.
Ed believes public service is fundamentally about people — about listening, collaborating, and building something better together. He is running to bring transparency, teamwork, and real results to the Board of Supervisors — always with a laser focus on fiscal responsibility.
This is a moment of great opportunity for Northampton Township. Ed is committed to ending self-interested governance and focusing instead on what truly matters: serving the best interests of every Northampton resident. With energy, experience, and a deep commitment to service, financial integrity, trust, and civility, Ed Mayer is ready to lead.
ABOUT BARRY MOORE
Barry Moore has been honored to serve Northampton for the past 12 years on the Board of Supervisors as Chair, Vice-Chair, and member. He looks forward to continuing his service. Barry takes great pride in keeping Northampton Township a wonderful and safe place to live.
Barry has raised all four of his children (all Council Rock grads!) in Northampton. Barry loves sailing and spending time with his family, especially his seven grandchildren.
Barry is a financial executive with experience building and running businesses. This gives him a valuable perspective when making good financial decisions for the township.
