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Heather Micha

Coalition Party

STH · NY · District 123

Binghamton, NY

New York State Assembly District 123

SUNY Broome; SUNY Empire State College—Bachelor of Science in Business, Management, and Economics; currently completing Master of Arts in Applied Theological Studies

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Background

Heather Micha is a lifelong resident of Broome County, New York, and a candidate for New York State Assembly District 123. She has operated Nice to Micha Cleaning Service for 14 years, developed businesses and nonprofits, and has advocated for the Crime Victims Assistance Center and Women's Hope Home. Her leadership roles include President of the NYSW Binghamton Chapter, service with the Broome County Status of Women Council, Vice President of Great Women of Royalty, Inc., and founder of Harmony Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit for children affected by substance use disorder.

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Healthcare

Heather Micha's healthcare-related positions emphasize mental health, spiritual well-being, and substance-use impacts. She has proposed a Spiritual Health and Wellbeing Act and says she would address mental health as part of community issues in New York Assembly District 123.

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Spiritual health implementation in healthcare

2026-09-30

Micha stated that the Spiritual Health and Wellbeing Act needs to be implemented into the healthcare system while campaigning for New York State Assembly District 123.

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Tackling mental health in the community

2026-10-18

Micha's campaign site says she is dedicated to tackling mental health, along with affordable housing, homelessness, and education issues in the community.

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Healthcare

Economy & Jobs

Heather Micha’s Economy & Jobs platform emphasizes economic growth for Assembly District 123 through support for small businesses, local farmers, entrepreneurship, reduced regulation, and energy-related investment. She has not held this Assembly seat, so no roll-call votes or bill sponsorships were found.

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Reduce regulations on local farmers and small businesses

2026-10-18

Micha supports reducing burdensome regulations so local farmers and businesses can grow and thrive.

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Invest in small businesses

2026-07-09

Micha’s platform includes investing in small businesses as part of her campaign for New York State Assembly District 123.

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Support economic growth and energy solutions

2026-10-21

Micha lists economic growth, reduced regulation for farmers and small businesses, and innovative energy solutions among her top priorities.

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Economy & Jobs

Immigration

No immigration-specific position, bill, or vote for Heather Micha in the 2026 New York State Assembly District 123 race was found in searches of her campaign site and candidate-profile/news sources. The closest related public statement located was about celebrating cultural diversity and heritage, but it did not state an immigration policy position.

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Climate & Energy

Heather Micha’s identifiable Climate & Energy position is limited to a broad stated support for “innovative energy solutions” in connection with her 2026 Coalition Party campaign for New York State Assembly District 123. VOTE411 shows Heather Micha had not responded to its climate-change question.

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Support for innovative energy solutions

2026-10-19

Micha’s campaign biography says she is “dedicated to discovering innovative energy solutions” while addressing other community issues.

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Campaign priority identifying innovative energy solutions

2026-10-07

A candidate profile for Heather L. Micha in New York Assembly District 123 lists “supports innovative energy solutions” among her top priorities, attributed to her campaign site.

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Climate & Energy

Education

Heather Micha’s campaign site says she is dedicated to addressing education issues in the community, but it does not provide a detailed K-12 or higher-education platform. The only additional education-related statement found was her view that youth should be taught cultural traditions through community programming.

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Address local education issues in the 123rd Assembly District

2026-10-21

Micha’s campaign biography says she is dedicated to tackling education issues in the community along with housing, homelessness, mental health, and energy issues.

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Teach youth about cultural traditions through community events

2026-10-02

In coverage of her United in Diversity Festival, Micha said it is important to teach youth about cultural traditions to keep them alive.

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Education

Public Safety

Heather Micha's campaign materials for New York State Assembly District 123 do not list a standalone Public Safety platform, but they do identify related priorities and actions: advocacy for crime-victim services, attention to homelessness and mental health, and work around substance-use impacts on children. No roll-call votes or sponsored bills were found because the sources identify her as a 2026 candidate, not the sitting Assembly member.

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Advocacy for crime victims services

2026-10-21

Micha's campaign biography says she advocated for the Crime Victims Assistance Center, indicating support for services for victims of crime.

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Addressing homelessness and mental health as community safety concerns

2026-10-21

Micha's campaign biography says she is dedicated to tackling homelessness and mental health issues in the community, both of which intersect with public safety policy.

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Support for children affected by substance use disorder

2026-10-21

Micha's campaign biography says she created the Harmony Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit for children affected by substance use disorder, reflecting support for substance-use-related community intervention.

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