Phillip Adeniyi Olaleye is from Stone Mountain, Georgia. He attended Duke University and Harvard University. He and his wife, Sabrina, live in Summerhill with their two sons.

Phillip is the executive director of Next Generation Men & Women, a nonprofit that serves high school students in Atlanta. He previously worked at Citigroup, Waffle House, and Best Buy. He also served in the United States Peace Corps for three years. 

Phil is currently a state representative for Georgia's 59th House District.

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Said, "Stronger protections for renters and retirees are necessary to maintain a stable home. Additionally, the right incentives for local governments are needed to build more homes and reduce housing costs. I believe every person deserves a home that is safe and affordable."

Focused on housing accessibility and affordability; sponsored the "Community Housing Options Increase Cost Efficiency (CHOICE) Act" (HB 400) and a resolution (HR 656) to create the "House Study Committee on Expanding Home Ownership Opportunities for Georgians."

- Said, "Stronger protections for renters and retirees are necessary to maintain a stable home. Additionally, the right incentives for local governments are needed to build more homes and reduce housing costs. I believe every person deserves a home that is safe and affordable."
- Focused on housing accessibility and affordability; sponsored the "Community Housing Options Increase Cost Efficiency (CHOICE) Act" (HB 400) and a resolution (HR 656) to create the "House Study Committee on Expanding Home Ownership Opportunities for Georgians."

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Phillip Adeniyi Olaleye’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding Medicaid to increase health insurance coverage for children, women, veterans, and their spouses in Georgia, and believes additional investments will address healthcare disparities and sustain hospitals.

Sponsored the "You Are Not Alone Awareness Act" (HB 1045) focusing on student health and mental wellness in public schools.

- Supports expanding Medicaid to increase health insurance coverage for children, women, veterans, and their spouses in Georgia, and believes additional investments will address healthcare disparities and sustain hospitals.
- Sponsored the "You Are Not Alone Awareness Act" (HB 1045) focusing on student health and mental wellness in public schools.

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Public Safety

Advocates for increased investment in public schools, teacher workforce, emotional and mental health support, and enrichment programs.

Urged the Department of Education and local school systems to prioritize the inclusion of nonvoting student representatives on local boards of education to increase student engagement and advocacy (HR 1668).

Sponsored the "Student Journalist Press Freedom Restoration Act" (HB 1561 & HB 1592) to require secondary schools and public institutions of higher education to recognize and protect the rights of student journalists.

- Advocates for increased investment in public schools, teacher workforce, emotional and mental health support, and enrichment programs.
- Urged the Department of Education and local school systems to prioritize the inclusion of nonvoting student representatives on local boards of education to increase student engagement and advocacy (HR 1668).
- Sponsored the "Student Journalist Press Freedom Restoration Act" (HB 1561 & HB 1592) to require secondary schools and public institutions of higher education to recognize and protect the rights of student journalists.

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Phillip Adeniyi Olaleye

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