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On April 8, 2018, Johnson joined Louisiana Attorney General [[Jeff Landry]] at meetings in Minden and Bossier City at which the two Republicans explained the [[First Amendment]] freedom of religion. Johnson and Landry said that many teachers and administrators misconstrue the student-initiated prayer and are often intimidated by [[Atheism|atheist]] organizations that oppose prayer. Bossier Parish has been sued for allegedly permitting some educators to introduce religious themes into their lessons.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://710keel.com/mike-johnson-jeff-landry-on-1st-amendment-and-prayer-in-schools-video/|title=Mike Johnson, Jeff Landry on First Amendment and Prayer in Schools|author=Robert J. Wright|publisher=KEEL Radio|accessdate=April 9, 2018}}</ref>
On April 8, 2018, Johnson joined Louisiana Attorney General [[Jeff Landry]] at meetings in Minden and Bossier City at which the two Republicans explained the [[First Amendment]] freedom of religion. Johnson and Landry said that many teachers and administrators misconstrue the student-initiated prayer and are often intimidated by [[Atheism|atheist]] organizations that oppose prayer. Bossier Parish has been sued for allegedly permitting some educators to introduce religious themes into their lessons.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://710keel.com/mike-johnson-jeff-landry-on-1st-amendment-and-prayer-in-schools-video/|title=Mike Johnson, Jeff Landry on First Amendment and Prayer in Schools|author=Robert J. Wright|publisher=KEEL Radio|accessdate=April 9, 2018}}</ref>
In the nonpartisan blanket primary scheduled for November 6, 2018, Johnson faces opposition from the Democrat Ryan Trundle, a graduate of the [[University of Wyoming]] at Laramie who has resided in Caddo Parish since 1998. Trundle said that he will not accept campaign contributions from super PACs and if elected will work to "create a government
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