Post-it notes supporting Harris appear in women’s restrooms, gyms, and on tampon boxes

A group of women across the country are using sticky notes to spread pro-Kamala Harris messages in their communities in the weeks leading up to the election. The idea is to post the notes in places where women may see them, such as bathrooms, gyms, and stores. The initiative is organized online, with women sharing advice and ideas through pro-Harris Facebook groups. The campaign, however, is not officially affiliated with the Harris campaign. Women have found creative ways to distribute the sticky notes, with some ordering pre-printed ones for convenience. The initiative aims to empower women to vote for Harris, even in Republican-dominated areas where some may face backlash for their political beliefs. The online organizing has become a way for women to support each other and encourage independent voting decisions. The initiative has gained traction in online groups and has inspired women across the country to participate. The grassroots effort is not officially endorsed by the Harris campaign, but it has become a way for women to get involved in politics and encourage others to exercise their right to vote for the candidate of their choice.

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