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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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I’m so sorry I was tied up and could not meet with some of the best folks in the district that do so much for our State Forest -Pachaug State Forest! Thank you to everyone for all the work you do to maintain and honor this beautiful place!! Friends of Pachaug Forest you are all rockstars!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Connecticut families are feeling the squeeze—and it’s not by accident.

Under current Democrat leadership, our state ranks near the top in electricity costs, tax burden, and property taxes, while falling behind in job growth and business opportunity.

At the same time, new proposals like a capital gains surcharge, a climate superfund, and unemployment for striking workers threaten to make life even more expensive.

That’s why Senate Republicans putting forward a real Affordability Plan focused on YOU:
✔️ Eliminate the car tax for working families
✔️ Deliver up to $1 billion in income tax relief
✔️ Cap property tax increases
✔️ Lower electricity costs
✔️ Cut unnecessary fees and mandates

Our plan saves families thousands of dollars a year without cutting support for our towns.

Connecticut doesn’t have to be one of the most expensive places to live. We can change course, restore affordability, and protect our quality of life.

It’s time to put families first.
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💰”It’s overtaxation in the most clear form.” CT Senate Republicans continue to call for tax relief NOW! Tune into our press conference at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow to hear more. ... See MoreSee Less

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