Alex Perdomo, candidate for Louisiana State Representative in House District 92, has received the official endorsement of the Greater New Orleans Regional (GNOR) PAC. This endorsement serves as a significant milestone in the campaign, highlighting a shared commitment to the principles of economic vitality, public safety, and effective, transparent governance.

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The GNOR PAC, a coalition of Republicans in the Greater New Orleans area, supports leaders who prioritize free enterprise, a favorable business climate, and the preservation of local culture. The organization selects candidates who demonstrate a dedication to limited, honest, and efficient government while working to bridge divisions within the community.

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This endorsement underscores the alignment between Perdomo’s platform and the PAC’s mission. Perdomo’s campaign continues to focus on fostering an environment where small businesses can grow, maintaining a safe community for families, and advocating for government that operates with fiscal responsibility and transparency.

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The campaign’s platform focuses on three key areas:

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• Economic Growth: Supporting free enterprise and policies that stimulate the local business climate in Kenner, Metairie, and St. Rose.

• Transparent Governance: Committing to honest, efficient, and limited government that respects the taxpayer.

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• Community Unity: Rejecting divisive rhetoric and focusing on policies that bring people together regardless of background.

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The GNOR PAC has identified Perdomo as the candidate best positioned to provide the hands-on leadership required in Baton Rouge. With his professional background, dedication to the prosperity of Jefferson Parish, and commitment to community unity, Perdomo is positioned as a strong, effective voice for the constituents of House District 92.

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As the November 3 election approaches, Perdomo plans to continue a robust schedule of community engagement, meeting with local entrepreneurs, families, and neighborhood leaders to discuss plans for bringing real results to the district.