Team Ruwa

Dark blue background with the Ruwa for Georgia logo centered, featuring a peach icon above the word “Ruwa.” Beneath the logo, white text reads: “Because we deserve a Georgia that we can afford, and where we belong.”

Join the movement now: ruwaforgeorgia.com

Graphic titled “Types of Headaches” showing four illustrated head silhouettes. Three are labeled “Migraine,” “Hypertension,” and “Stress,” each with red shaded pain areas on different parts of the head. The fourth silhouette is fully shaded red and labeled “Cost of living in Georgia.” Ruwa for Georgia logo appears in the bottom corner.

Text graphic reading: “As Governor, Ruwa Romman will lower the cost of living in Georgia by:” followed by a bulleted list that includes raising the minimum wage; taking homes back from corporate landlords and lowering rent; reopening hospitals and expanding healthcare access; pressing pause on data centers; feeding hungry kids; and investing in small businesses, not billionaires. Ruwa for Georgia logo at the bottom.

For decades, corporate profits came first. Now working families are paying the price.

As governor, Ruwa Romman has a plan to lower costs and build a Georgia where we can afford to live—and belong.

A mock-up of a Salon article displayed over a background of Ruwa Romman supporters holding campaign signs. The article preview shows Ruwa Romman speaking at a podium with a “No Kings” sign, wearing a hijab and blazer. The headline reads: “Ruwa Romman’s case for economic populism in Georgia.”

A quote graphic from Salon placed over a photo of five young volunteers wearing “Team Ruwa for Georgia” shirts, standing together and smiling. The quote discusses affordability and the importance of naming the culprits behind rising prices.

Georgia needs a leader who will be honest about who is the cause of the challenges we face and who can mobilize a movement to deliver results.

Thanks to @rpaynereport.bsky.social at Salon for highlighting why this race matters and why change is overdue.

A large group of volunteers poses together inside Fortified City Church, standing behind carts filled with green grocery bags and white food boxes prepared for distribution.

Ruwa Romman in a brown headscarf and blazer carries a white food box toward a black wagon inside Fortified City Church, surrounded by tables covered in bright green grocery bags.

When SNAP benefits were disrupted, our volunteers mobilized to support their local food banks and distribution locations.

Blue graphic with pink and white stripes along the left side. The heading reads “Honoring Transgender Week of Awareness.” Below, a pink text box includes a message about reflecting on Trans Awareness Week and Trans Day of Remembrance, emphasizing that no political expedience justifies harm, that protecting trans Georgians protects all Georgians, and that everyone deserves safety and belonging in Georgia. The Ruwa for Georgia logo is at the bottom.

Trans Week of Awareness may be ending, but our commitment isn’t. Protecting trans Georgians protects all of us. No political “strategy” justifies harm. We’re fighting for a Georgia where everyone feels safe, valued, and included. 🏳️‍⚧️

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An orange background with the outline of Georgia behind bold text that reads “Community Food Drive. Georgia families still need your support.” At the bottom, jars, cans, pasta, and packaged food are displayed. A yellow box says: “The government shutdown may be over, but many families are still working to recover, and too many are struggling to put food on the table.” Large white text reads “Give what you can.” The Team Ruwa for Georgia logo appears in the bottom right.

An orange background with an illustration of a smartphone showing a map of Atlanta and a list of local donation drop-off events. A yellow box says: “Tap the Linktree in our bio to look up locations and donation sites across Georgia.” The bottom text reads “bit.ly/GAFOODDROPOFF.” The Team Ruwa for Georgia logo appears in the top left.

The government shutdown may be over, but many families are still recovering and too many are struggling to put food on the table.

If you or someone you know needs support, you can look up nearby food banks (or donate if you’re able): bit.ly/gafooddropoff

A postcard-style graphic with photos of Ruwa visiting Noah’s Ark Baptist Church and standing with Pastor and Representative Karlton Howard.

A postcard-style collage with photos of Ruwa celebrating PSC wins with others in Atlanta.

A postcard-style collage with photos from a canvass in Suwanee, including volunteers and a stop at Beans & Butter Coffeehouse.

It's been the privilege of a lifetime to be with so many throughout our state.

Join the movement at ruwaforgeorgia.com/

A postcard-style graphic with a map background, photos of Ruwa meeting supporters, and the text “On the road with Ruwa!”

A collage showing Ruwa speaking to volunteers under a pavilion, a group photo of canvassers in Norcross, and a note thanking volunteers.

A postcard-style graphic with photos of Ruwa with Stacey Abrams and another supporter, with a message about launching a canvass in Cumming.

A postcard-style graphic with a photo of Ruwa with three women at a political staffer training event in Decatur.

It's been a while since we've written, but that's because we have been all over the state. From Augusta to Savannah to Cumming to Decatur!

If you're not ready to lead yet, don't let that stop you from joining!

This call includes training for anyone who just wants to show up to events & represent the campaign in their community, not just folks ready to lead.

Every role helps us reach more voters across Georgia.

Collage of photos promoting the Ruwa for Georgia campaign. The top shows a navy blue “Team Ruwa for Georgia” T-shirt design, the middle shows a social media post inviting people to a Field Lead Training Call, and the bottom shows groups of smiling volunteers holding Ruwa for Georgia signs, flyers, and a rainbow flag.

Ready to take action? Join Team Ruwa for a Field Lead Training Call on Thursday 11/6!

More info & sign up here: bit.ly/ruwafieldlea...

On our way to Augusta! AMA 👇🏻

If you are able to donate, you can also use the links available in the linktree above to find the location closest to you! –Team Ruwa 🍑

Map of Georgia with food bank locations marked by small basket icons. The map highlights major cities including Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Savannah, Columbus, Albany, Valdosta, and others, each with a food basket icon. A magnifying glass overlays central Georgia near Warner Robins. The title reads “Georgia Food Bank Locations,” and a yellow “Team Ruwa for Georgia” logo appears in the bottom right corner.

As the Government Shutdown drags on and now SNAP benefits are at risk, we know too many #Georgia families are struggling to put food on the table.

There are food banks all around the state to help and you can find those here: linktr.ee/ruwaforgeorgia

Image of statement on navy background reads: Yesterday, law enforcement stopped a would-be mass shooter from carrying out a horrific attack inside the world’s busiest airport right here in Georgia. We thank law enforcement for acting on a tip from the suspect’s family, and we’re grateful that police were able to make an arrest before tragedy struck. According to news reports, the suspect had an AR-15 assault rifle, the very weapon used in too many senseless tragedies. Thankfully, yesterday’s events ended without a single shot fired, but all too often, that’s not the case. Context is important here. More than a decade ago, Republicans in the Georgia General Assembly spearheaded a bill to dramatically loosen gun laws. The bill allowed guns in public places including airports, so long as the carrier didn’t attempt to take them past TSA security checkpoints. It was a reckless decision by the General Assembly. Although police prevented yesterday’s shooting before it started, the Georgia Constitutional Carry Act puts us all at risk because the possession of the weapon would not have been enough to apprehend the suspect. Had it not been for the family’s tip, I shudder to think of what would have unfolded. We need to repeal these dangerous laws. As Governor, I’ll work with my colleagues to close these loopholes and ensure those visiting our state and Georgians welcoming loved ones are safe while doing so

Statement on Foiled Mass Shooting at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport #GAPol

Now is the time to be brave. Republicans in Georgia have controlled our state for over 20 years leading to underfunded schools, closing hospitals, & low wages stuck at $5.15.

I'm running for Governor to change that.

Join me this weekend for a town hall huddle 🍑 It’s more important now than ever to let your elected officials know what’s on your mind so come on down!

RSVP and let’s chat: www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...

POLLS ARE OPEN NOW THROUGH 7PM! Georgia, let’s elect Debra Shigley to the State Senate! 🩵

Find your polling location and make your plan to vote TODAY ONLY at mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/ 🗳️

Tan background with flowers and jar of honey with the writing “L’shana Tova have a good year”

L’shanah tova to all celebrating! I hope in spite of all the darkness you’re able to find the sweetness, love, and joy of this new year✨

Want to do more? Sign up to volunteer: linktr.ee/ruwa4georgia
Our democracy is strongest when we show up for it! 💙

Important runoff voting info: Early voting is happening now through the 19th Find your polling place at mvp.sos.ga.gov/ Voting by mail? Absentee ballots must be received by 7 PM on Sept 23. Mail by Sept 16 to be safe, or drop off at your county office/drop box. P.S. Sign up to volunteer with Debra Shigley’s campaign in these final days at the linktree in bio!

Please note that voter registration is closed for the Sept 23 runoff, but early voting is HAPPENING NOW through Sept 19! Make your plan to vote for Debra Shigley for Senate District 21 and double-check your status and polling place anytime at mvp.sos.ga.gov.

Registering to vote online You’ll need a valid Georgia driver’s license or state ID card! Visit Georgia’s official online voter registration portal at mvp.sos.ga.gov/ Fill out the required info, submit the form, and tada! You’re done! Tip: Even if you register online, always confirm your status later at the same link to ensure your registration was processed and you’re listed as active!

Registering to vote by mail Download & complete the Georgia Voter Registration Application from mvp.sos.ga.gov/ Sign and date the form. Mail to the address listed on the application. Postmark by the 5th Monday before Election Day! Tip: Confirm your status later at the same link to ensure your registration was processed and you’re listed as active!

Registering to vote in-person Where to register: County voter registration office or board of registrars GA Department of Driver Services (during driver’s license/ID updates) Some public libraries, schools, or assistance offices Tip: Confirm your status later at mvp.sos.ga.gov/ to ensure your registration was processed and you’re listed as active!

After you register You should receive a precinct card in the mail within 3–4 weeks. If you don’t get it, or if you’ve moved or changed your name, check your info at mvp.sos.ga.gov/

There are 3 ways you can register to vote: online, by mail, or in-person.

HOW TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN GEORGIA And other important info for voters

Voter registration deadlines for the nov. 4th election: Online: By Monday, October 6, 2025 (close of business) By Mail: Must be postmarked by Monday, October 6, 2025 In Person: By Monday, October 6, 2025 at county registrar or DMV NOTE: Registration is already CLOSED for the Sept. 23 runoff election.

You’re eligible to register to vote in Georgia if you are: A United States citizen A legal resident of Georgia & your county 17 ½ years old (to register) and 18 years old to (to register & vote) Not currently serving a sentence for a felony involving moral turpitude and There are 3 ways to register: Online By mail In-person

Georgia, everything you need to know to register to vote ahead of November is in this post! #NationalVoterRegistrationDay

"Tiene derecho a permanecer en silencio." Conozca Sus Derechos NO ABRA LA PUERTA si un agente de inmigración está tocando la puerta. NO CONTESTE NINGUNA PREGUNTA de un agente de inmigración si el trata de hablar con usted. Usted tiene el derecho de mantenerse callado. NO FIRME NADA sin antes hablar con un abogado. Usted tiene el derecho de hablar con un abogado. 1/2

Conozca Sus Derechos Si usted está afuera de su casa, pregunte al agente si es libre para irse y si dice que sí, váyase con tranquilidad. ENTREGUE LA TARJETA EN INGLÉS AL AGENTE. Si usted está dentro de su casa, muestre la tarjeta por la ventana o pásela debajo de la puerta. 2/2

Conozca Sus Derechos No deseo hablar con usted, responder a sus preguntas ni firmar o entregarle ningún documento, basándome en mis derechos de la Quinta Enmienda de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos. No le doy permiso para entrar a mi hogar, basándome en mis derechos de la Cuarta Enmienda de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos, a menos que tenga una orden de registro firmada por un juez o magistrado con mi nombre, que deslice por debajo de la puerta. No le doy permiso para registrar ninguna de mis pertenencias, basándome en mis derechos de la Cuarta Enmienda. Elijo ejercer mis derechos constitucionales.

La semana pasada, la Corte Suprema dictaminó que la raza puede usarse en tu contra en público, pero no como factor en las admisiones universitarias. Nuestros derechos son desiguales y están bajo ataque. Conócelos. Defiéndelos. #ConoceTusDerechos

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS Swipe

"You have the right to remain silent" KNOW YOUR RIGHTS DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR if an immigration agent is knocking. If you are inside of your house, show your rights card through the window or slide it under the door. DO NOT ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS from an immigration agent if they try to talk to you. You have the right to remain silent. DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING without first speaking to a lawyer. You have the right to speak with a lawyer.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS I do not wish to speak with you, answer your questions, or sign or hand you any documents based on my 5th Amendment rights under the United States Constitution. I do not give you permission to enter my home based on my 4th Amendment rights under the United States Constitution unless you have a warrant to enter, signed by a judge or magistrate with my name on it that you slide under the door. I do not give you permission to search any of my belongings based on my 4th Amendment rights. I choose to exercise my constitutional rights.

Last week SCOTUS ruled race can be used against you in public, yet it can't be a factor in college admissions. Our rights are unequal + under attack. Know them. Fight for them. #KnowYourRights

BECOME A POLL WORKER Ruwa, Georgia and the statue of liberty saying "We need you!" underneath "Poll workers play a crucial role in ensuring the strength and integrity of the voting process."

Be the reason democracy works! Poll workers keep elections fair, accessible, and strong. Find more info and sign up to be a poll worker this year: workelections.org

Politically motivated violence is NEVER acceptable. I am praying for Charlie Kirk, his family, and all those affected by the rising tide of violence that we must all reject.

For the sake of our country, I urge everyone to lower the temperature motivating this violence.

I will continue to fight for and protect mental health funding in the General Assembly.

That legislator did not believe it was our job in the General Assembly to help Georgians struggling during their darkest times. It's callous and cruel. If we can do anything as elected officials to help Georgians, we should! #GAPol

Suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death for ages 10-34 in Georgia.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Despite suicide being the 3rd leading cause of death for ages 10—34 in Georgia, this year during session, a Republican legislator wanted to cut $14 million in mental health funding.