You'll sometimes hear me talk about how our movement is people powered. Every day, the people on Team Brenda are working hard on finally flipping the Georgia 7th. Whether it be knocking on doors in the community or working on important legislation at the Capitol, we are working to put people first. I invite you to scroll below and meet even more of the hard working members of our amazing team. And be sure to keep an eye out for more highlights of other current and past team members in our messages to you! Moreover, we want you to know that we couldn't do any of the work and advocacy that we've been doing without the support of folks like you. With that in mind, I encourage you to chip in what you can to our grassroots movement and I, again, thank you for your support!

Your Candidate for Congress,

Rep. Brenda Lopez Romero, Esq.

Brenda is at the Capitol fighting for you and your rights everyday. It's hard work, but Brenda understands how the legislation she's working on can impact Georgians like you. That being said, the campaign must go on and we need your help more than ever!  Make a contribution to our #peoplepowered movement today by clicking below:



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Leslie Palomino is an alumna of Meadowcreek High School where she served as the President of Mock Trial; she is also a graduate of Maxwell High School of Technology in which she completed a Law Enforcement Program. During Leslie’s senior year of high school, she was an intern at The Salmon Firm LLC and Access to Law Foundation. Leslie is currently a second-year student pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science at Georgia State University. Leslie served as a legislative aide for Representative Brenda Lopez Romero for the 2019-2020 legislative session. She is currently working for Rep. Brenda Lopez Romero campaign for Georgia’s 7th Congressional District. Leslie was born in Georgia and raised by two Peruvian immigrants. Leslie’s parents were once undocumented immigrants. She was inspired by her parents to pursue her career in the legal field because the process for her parents to receive their permanent residency took about 12 years and she realized that her parents were not the only family undergoing the unjust backlog of pending immigration cases. Leslie hopes to become an immigration attorney one day. She continues to work in legislative and community advocacy work because she focuses on strengthening fair representation for the Latino community. She also strives to engage the young advocates who will represent the future.

Kyle Gomez-Leineweber is a graduate of Brenau University; he also spent semesters abroad studying at Ewha Woman's University in South Korea and Universidad de las Américas Puebla in Mexico. In 2019, Kyle received his bachelor's degree in General Studies with a concentration in History & Political Science and a minor in Conflict Resolution and Legal Studies. Born to a father from Mexico and a mother with roots across the Southeastern U.S., Kyle was born and raised in Georgia and spent most of his summers with his Dad in Miami, Florida or with family in Mexico. Previously, Kyle interned on Josh McCall's 2018 congressional campaign in Georgia's 9th District. Throughout Georgia's 2019 legislative session, he worked as a Constituent Services fellow for Rep. Beth Moore (HD-95). Kyle is excited to be working for a candidate like Brenda-- a candidate with a deep understanding of policy issues and an inspiring drive to serve her community. In addition to the campaign, he also works as a Court Associate with the Fulton County Superior and Magistrate Courts. Kyle has been accepted to a number of master's programs in public policy and international affairs, but is taking time to figure out what it is that he wants to do as he looks to find ways to better himself and better serve his community.

Ricardo DeLeon is a high school senior at the Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, & Technology. As the son of Mexican and Columbian parents, he will be the first in his family to attend college in the United States. Once in college, he plans to achieve his B.A. in Political Science and International Relations. Ricardo has been a core organizer for youth-led groups to raise awareness about climate change and anti-racism at the Georgia State Capitol and Metropolitan Atlanta. He currently is a fellow for Brenda Lopez Romero for Georgia’s 7th Congressional District also works alongside March For Our Lives and United Way of Greater Atlanta. He continues to strive for positive change in communities through advocacy work to make a difference and promote an inclusive community empowered by diversity and youth activism.