In the weeks leading up to Election Day, a group of women across the country are organizing online to promote Kamala Harris through the distribution of sticky notes. The messages are placed in various places such as bathrooms, tampon boxes, and gym mirrors. The initiative is grassroots and not officially associated with the Harris campaign. Women from different states are inspired by each other’s ideas and share tips through social media, particularly on pro-Harris Facebook groups.
The women participating range in age and location, with some using the sticky notes to give a voice to those who may feel silenced or pressured to vote a certain way. The notes have become a way for women in Republican-dominated areas to engage politically without fear of backlash from family members or the community. Some women have even ordered pre-printed sticky notes to make the process more efficient.
The organizing efforts primarily take place online, with Facebook groups like “Cat Ladies for Kamala Harris” playing a significant role. The women involved dedicate hours to volunteering and sharing strategies to encourage other women to vote for Harris. The Harris campaign has confirmed that they are not behind the sticky notes initiative, as it remains a grassroots movement driven by women across the country.
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