Winsome Earle-Sears campaign ad stresses American dream
winsome Earle-Sears, the Republican candidate for Virginia governor, recently launched a campaign ad titled “Seven Quarters” that emphasizes the story of her family’s humble beginnings and their pursuit of the American dream. The ad narrates her father’s arrival in the U.S. from Jamaica with just $1.75, showcasing his hard work as a taxi driver and how he eventually brought his family to America.Earle-Sears reflects on her journey, highlighting her achievements as a U.S. Marine,a business owner,and her involvement in community services. She concludes the ad by stating her commitment to making Virginia a great place to live,emphasizing her unique background as a first-generation American and a grandmother. This ad is part of a larger advertising campaign, set to make a critically important financial impact in key Virginia markets as the gubernatorial race approaches, with Indiana’s election scheduled for November 4, 2025.
Winsome Earle-Sears campaign ad stresses American dream
Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears debuted a campaign ad on Wednesday that stressed her family’s humble origins and her successful pursuit of the American dream.
Titled “Seven Quarters,” the ad begins by mentioning how much money, $1.75, her father had when he came to the United States from Jamaica to build a better life for himself and his family.
“A buck 75. When dad came to America, that’s all he had,” Earle-Sears says in narration at the beginning of her ad. “But for a little girl in Jamaica, that little bit of change changed everything.”
“Dad drove taxis, saved every dime he could, and six years later, legally brought us to America — saved me,” Earle-Sears says over a montage of pictures in the ad.
Her emphasis on being a legal immigrant to the U.S. was particularly noteworthy.
She then highlights an impressive background, which includes serving in the U.S. Marines, building a business, running a homeless shelter, and leading a men’s prison ministry.
“I’m Winsome Earle-Sears,” Virginia’s lieutenant governor says in the last moments of her ad. “I’m not a typical politician, and I never will be. I’m a grandma, first-generation American, and proud Marine. I’m running for governor to keep Virginia the greatest place in the world to call home.”
The campaign ad is the first part of an advertising push for Earle-Sears as the campaign for the Virginia gubernatorial race heats up. A press release promoting the ad highlighted that “Seven Quarters” was the beginning of a “major, sevenearle-sears-new-campaign-ad-stresses-the-american-dream-washington-examiner/” title=”…’ new … stresses the American Dream – Washington Examiner”>-figure television advertising investment in key markets, including Richmond and Norfolk, as well as on digital platforms statewide.”
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“Earle-Sears is living proof that the American dream is alive, and it is her mission to keep it that way for all Virginians,” the release notes.
Earle-Sears is running against Democrat Abigail Spanberger in the Virginia governor’s race. The election is on Nov. 4, 2025. Similar to Virginia’s 2021 gubernatorial election, in which Republican Glenn Youngkin defeated Democrat Terry McAuliffe by under 2 points, this year’s race is expected to be close.
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