Women’s restrooms and gyms are covered in pro-Harris sticky notes, even appearing on tampon boxes

A group of women is organizing online to spread pro-Kamala Harris messages through sticky notes in the weeks leading up to Election Day. Messages such as “Vote Harris/Walz” are being posted in various locations, including bathrooms, gyms, and tampon boxes. The initiative has spread through social media, with women sharing ideas and pictures of their messages for inspiration. The women involved are from across the country and are using sticky notes as a way to encourage women to vote for Harris without facing potential backlash, especially in Republican-dominated areas. The effort is not officially connected with the Harris campaign, as a campaign spokesperson denied involvement. Some women have ordered sticky notes with typed messages to distribute them more efficiently. The organizing largely takes place in pro-Harris Facebook groups, with some women spending significant time volunteering to support the initiative. By spreading positive messages in public spaces, these women hope to empower others, particularly those who may be hesitant to vote against their family’s political beliefs. Despite the anonymous nature of the grassroots campaign, the women involved are passionate about supporting Harris and encouraging others to vote.

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