Steven Schroer

Steven Schroer earned a high school diploma from Lakeville North High School. Schroer's career experience includes working as a nonprofit professional.[1]

State Senate

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State House

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I am a union member and organizer. Was raised in a working class family and son of a disabled veteran father. Political science major and former intern to State Senator Lindsey Port of Burnsville and Savage.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

One of my main pillars is the minnesota plan. A comprehensive electoral reform package to save and modernized our democracy. The minnesota plan includes but is not limited to proportional representation (rank choice voting, stv, direct party vote/closed list) to make sure every vote counts and eliminate gerrymandering. Campaign Finance Reform to kick corporations and big money out of politics. And mandatory retirement age for elected officials.Housing affordability. Minnesota is over 100,000 housing units short. This is not only affecting home buyers and renters many homeless owners are struggling to pay thier property taxes because of how out of control the market is. We need to build more affordable and denser housing. And focus on Co-operatives for rental units instead of corporate landlords.We need to support workers. The difference between the values worked provide thier employer's and thier wages has grown to a cassim in recent decades. I suport efforts to make sure all worked get raises at or higher to inflation every year. And make sure everyone gets paid the full value the provided there employer's and communities.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Electoral reform. Housing. Labor. And transportation.