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State Senator Heather Somers

State Senator Heather Somers

Senior Deputy Republican Leader

Heather Somers, elected in 2016, represents Connecticut’s 18th district. She is a Chief Deputy Senate Republican Leader and serves as Ranking Member of the Public Health Committee and the Appropriations Committee. Heather has been recognized as a champion of important initiatives in health care, tourism, mental health, senior housing and elder care. She is also a former councilwoman and mayor in her native Groton.

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"Together, we can bridge divides and build a brighter future for all Connecticut families."
– Senator Heather Somers

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🦭🌊After weeks of care with the team at Mystic Aquarium, “Mochi” the harp seal made his way back to the ocean yesterday at Charlestown Beach—an incredible moment to witness. Grateful to see this important work happening to protect and rehabilitate marine wildlife. ... See MoreSee Less

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Great way to start off the morning at the State of Mystic: Stonington and Groton breakfast.

Appreciated the opportunity to hear updates on what’s ahead for our communities and connect with local leaders and business owners. Thank you to theGreater Mystic Chamber of Commerce and The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut for hosting a great event.
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Yesterday in Public Health, I spoke out about something bigger than any single issue. This is about process. It’s about whether people are truly heard or simply brushed aside. When public input is limited and decisions feel predetermined, it sends a clear message that some voices matter more than others. That’s not how a healthy democracy functions. The scales of justice should never be tipped. They should remain balanced, fair, and open to all. We can disagree on policy, but we should never disregard the people. ... See MoreSee Less

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