No Labels Advances Third-Party Presidential Bid Despite Challenges

The centrist group No Labels has voted to proceed with selecting a bipartisan presidential ticket for the 2024 election, aiming to offer an alternative to Biden and Trump.

No Labels delegates voted to move forward with a 'unity ticket' for the 2024 presidential election, despite not having identified candidates yet.
The group has faced difficulties in attracting top-tier candidates and securing state-level ballot access, but remains committed to its mission.
Critics argue that a No Labels ticket could inadvertently aid Donald Trump's election efforts, though the group denies this intention.
No Labels has secured ballot access in 16 states and is working to expand its reach, with a formal candidate selection process to be announced soon.
Potential candidates like Joe Manchin and Larry Hogan have ruled out running on the No Labels ticket, narrowing the pool of possible contenders.