Candidates in battleground areas are increasingly featuring their grandparents in television advertisements. This strategy aims to offer voters a personal glimpse into the candidates’ lives.
Traditionally, candidates have leaned on endorsements from influential figures such as current and former presidents or celebrities to sway local voters. Now, the trend is shifting towards enlisting family members, particularly grandparents, in their campaigns.
This approach not only humanizes the candidates but also builds a relatable and trustworthy image among the electorate. The use of family in advertising provides voters with an intimate look at the candidate’s background and values.

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