A group of women across the country are organizing online to spread pro-Kamala Harris messages through sticky notes in their communities. The initiative involves writing messages like “Woman to woman: No one sees your vote at the polls. Vote Harris/Walz” and posting them in various public places where women may see them. The campaign aims to encourage women to vote and make their voices heard, particularly in Republican-dominated areas where some women may feel pressured to vote a certain way.
The grassroots effort is largely organized through social media, particularly in pro-Harris Facebook groups with tens of thousands of members. Women share ideas, advice, and pictures of their sticky notes to inspire others to participate. Some women have even ordered pre-printed sticky notes to streamline the process of distribution.
The initiative is not officially affiliated with the Harris campaign, as confirmed by a campaign spokesperson. However, the women involved are passionate about supporting Harris and empowering other women to vote independently. The campaign has provided a way for women to get involved politically without fear of backlash or repercussions in their communities. This grassroots movement showcases the power of women coming together to support a common cause and make a difference in the upcoming election.
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