PURCELLVILLE, VIRGINIA — Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, the Republican nominee for governor, campaigned in Loudoun County on Saturday, rallying supporters at Patrick Henry College in a rare GOP push into one of Virginia’s most closely watched swing counties.
Speaking before a few hundred voters gathered in the college gymnasium, Earle-Sears urged supporters to “finish what we started” and carry the Republican momentum from 2021 into next week’s election.
Once a model of Virginia’s suburban shift leftward, Loudoun is now showing the first hints of movement back, a potential sign that the GOP’s message on parental rights, education, and safety still resonates in northern Virginia’s fast-growing exurbs.
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The event also served as a show of unity for the Republican ticket, with Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Attorney General Jason Miyares, and
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