Ruwa Romman
is a Georgia State Representative who is running for Governor because we deserve a state that we can afford, and where we belong.

Ruwa grew up in Forsyth County and is the granddaughter of Palestinian refugees. She has fought for Georgians in and outside the legislature.

She mobilized thousands of volunteers to help flip the state, fought to make EMS an essential service, introduced legislation to take homes back from corporations, press pause on data centers, and bring back the office responsible for protecting consumers.

As she’s gotten farther into public service, one thing has become abundantly clear, after over 20 years of Republican rule, Georgians are worse off. We can’t build the Georgia we deserve with Republicans in charge. 

Everyday, the cost of living is getting harder and harder to keep up with. Instead of addressing that crisis, Republicans spent multiple legislative sessions worried more about political mailers and their corporate friends than all of us. 

Ruwa believes that our government should fight on behalf of us. She believes that our budget can prioritize investments in us, not corporate and special interest tax breaks. She'll use every power she’ll have as Governor to raise the minimum wage, take homes back from corporate landlords and lower rent costs, reopen hospitals, press pause on data centers, feed hungry kids, and invest in small businesses.