"I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported, trusted, and stood with Team RUMA in this fight. I am deeply moved by the love and support you have shown us—it is something we will never take for granted. It is only through God that we can continue doing what is right every single day," she said.
She also pledged to continue the SAPAT at TAPAT (Sufficient and Honest) brand of public service that her father had been known for, assuring constituents that Rizal town will remain her top priority.
"I promise to all of you that I will continue the good service that my father, Mayor Atty. Joel A. Ruma, started, and I will strive to live up to the trust that has been given to me. I will never abandon our beloved town of Rizal," she said.
"I hold on to my father's promise—to keep Rizal a happy and safe place, for the progress of every Rizaleño."
Jamila earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Development Studies from De La Salle University Manila. According to academic records, she was a consistent dean’s lister and received the Best Thesis and Best Thesis Presenter awards at graduation.
Her candidacy came in the wake of tragedy. Her father, Mayor Joel Ruma, was fatally shot by a sniper during a campaign sortie in Barangay Illuru Sur on 23 April, 2025.
Meanwhile, her mother, incumbent Vice Mayor Brenda Ruma, also secured a fresh mandate, winning her second term with 6,448 votes.