Today, John Schroder announced that he has received the endorsement of the Greater New Orleans Republicans PAC (“GNOR-PAC”) in his bid for treasurer. GNOR-PAC joins the Jefferson Parish Republican Executive Committee and over 100 elected officials in endorsing Schroder for treasurer.

“Representative Schroder not only understands the problems Louisiana faces as a result of his time in the legislature, but he also outlined a strong, common-sense strategy that demonstrates his ability to be effective on his first day as our next treasurer,” said GNOR-PAC Chairman John …

From The Advocate

By: Mark Ballard

With a little more than eight weeks to go, polls are showing marginal differences between the major, if little known, candidates for state treasurer.

The campaigns, however, see the same anemic numbers as proof their candidates are breaking away from the pack in the Oct. 14 election.

A poll released Thursday by former state Rep. John Schroder showed that 18 percent of 811 likely voters questioned earlier this week would vote for the Covington Republican.

This gave him the lead in a second recent …

BATON ROUGE, LA–Today, John Schroder announced the opening of 10 satellite campaign offices across the state in his campaign to be Louisiana’s next state treasurer.

In a sign of broad support, the Schroder campaign is opening offices in Metairie, Kenner, Abita Springs, Houma, Gonzales, Baton Rouge, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Shreveport, and a sign pick-up location in Lafayette.

“From the Northshore to the Bayou, from Acadiana to North Louisiana, our campaign is resonating with voters who are sick of irresponsible government spending and ready to elect someone to …

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Monday, June 12, 2017

Rep. Schroder to Donate Special Session Pay to Flood Victims

Baton Rouge, LA — Today, Representative John Schroder (R. Covington), announced his intention to donate his special session pay to victims of the 2016 August flood. Schroder recently announced his resignation from the legislature to run full time for Treasurer. His resignation does not take effect until the end of the special session.

“It’s unacceptable that here are hundreds of Louisianans who are still not back in their homes nearly a year after the …