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For a Georgia we can afford 🗳️ Early Voting: October 13 | Election Day: November 3 🍑 Account managed by the @ruwaromman team 📍 The Peach State

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.

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.

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. 🏳️‍⚧️

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The GA Senate District 21 race is going to a runoff! Runoff elections have even lower turnout than special elections, which means YOUR next vote could decide it. Mark your calendars for September 23 to elect Debra Shigley. 🗓️ #GAPol

RUNOFF ANNOUNCED: SAVE THE DATE
Yesterday's special election in State Senate District 21 heads to a runoff scheduled for September 23.