Overview
- Julia Roberts narrates an ad encouraging women to vote for Kamala Harris without their husbands' knowledge, leading to mixed reactions.
- Critics argue the ad is condescending and liken a secret vote to infidelity, while supporters praise its message of voting autonomy.
- The ad is part of a broader strategy by Democrats to appeal to young, unmarried women amid declining marriage rates in the U.S.
- Vote Common Good also released a similar ad narrated by George Clooney, targeting men to consider the impact of their votes.
- Polls show a close race between Harris and Trump, with Harris leading among women and Trump leading among men.