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Thomas Carle

Democratic Party

STH · NY · District 150

Fredonia,NY

New York State Assembly District 150

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Background

Thomas A. Carle is the Democratic candidate for New York State Assembly District 150 in 2026 and is listed on the Democratic and Working Families lines for the district covering Chautauqua County and part of Erie County. He currently appears in Chautauqua County records as the Democratic County Legislator for District 4 in Fredonia, and his prior public-profile descriptions identify him as a food manufacturing industry executive and 2024 Democratic nominee for New York's 23rd Congressional District.

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Healthcare

No verified Healthcare position for Thomas Carle as a 2026 candidate for New York State Assembly District 150 was found in the searched sources. VOTE411 lists Thomas Carle for New York Assembly District 150 but says the candidate has not yet responded, and no official campaign or Ballotpedia issues page with healthcare positions was found.

Healthcare

Economy & Jobs

Thomas A. Carle, the Democratic/Working Families candidate for New York State Assembly District 150, emphasizes using his manufacturing and human-resources background to improve job growth, attract or rebuild industry, and address affordability. His economy-and-jobs positions include support for high-tech manufacturing jobs, workforce/STEM training and infrastructure for manufacturing, and cost-cutting through government efficiency.

Specific Actions & Proposals

SUPPORTS

Bring high-tech manufacturing jobs back to the Southern Tier

2024-10-10

Carle said he would focus on bringing industry back to the Southern Tier and would push for high-tech jobs such as computer-chip manufacturing.

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Use manufacturing experience to build workforce training and infrastructure

2024-10-11

Carle argued that his manufacturing background gives him an advantage because he has started factories, improved bottom lines, trained STEM workforces, and developed infrastructure and power-grid requirements for new manufacturing.

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Apply business-turnaround expertise in Albany and reduce budgets

2026-10-13

In a 2026 Assembly District 150 campaign interview, Carle said he wants to bring his business expertise to Albany, citing experience turning around companies and supporting government and school mergers and reduced budgets.

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Economy & Jobs

Immigration

No confirmed immigration position was found for Thomas Carle in the context of his 2026 New York State Assembly District 150 campaign. Available candidate/voter-guide pages confirm he is a Democratic/Working Families candidate for Assembly District 150, but do not provide an immigration stance or related bill/action.

Immigration

Climate & Energy

No verified Climate & Energy position for Thomas A. Carle, Democratic/Working Families candidate for New York State Assembly District 150 in the 2026 cycle, was found in the searched candidate, voter-guide, Ballotpedia/govbase, WFP, or campaign-linked Facebook sources. He is listed as a candidate for Assembly District 150, but no climate- or energy-specific actions, bills, or stated positions could be confirmed for this specific race.

Climate & Energy

Education

No verifiable Education position for Thomas Carle as a 2026 Democratic/Working Families candidate for New York State Assembly District 150 was found. VOTE411 lists Thomas Carle for New York Assembly District 150 but states that the candidate has not yet responded, and other matching sources found only ballot/candidacy information rather than Education issue positions.

Education

Public Safety

Thomas Carle’s public-safety record as a Chautauqua County legislator and 2026 Democratic/WFP candidate for New York Assembly District 150 centers on supporting local law-enforcement service agreements, school patrol coverage, interagency drug-enforcement cooperation, emergency communications, and EMS training capacity.

Specific Actions & Proposals

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Public Safety Committee approval of EMS continuing education agreements

2025-12-10

As a member present at the Public Safety Committee, Carle participated in a meeting where agreements allowing Chautauqua County Emergency Medical Services to provide continuing medical education support to municipalities were unanimously carried.

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