Third-Party Candidates Pose Threat to Biden's Reelection, Stirring Democratic Concern

As third-party candidates gain traction, Democratic leaders and strategists express alarm over their potential to siphon votes from President Biden, potentially benefiting former President Trump.

Democratic operatives are increasingly worried that third-party candidates, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West, could widen Trump's lead over Biden by attracting votes that might otherwise go to the incumbent.
Tara Setmayer, a senior advisor to The Lincoln Project, warns that third-party candidacies are a threat to democracy and could result in voters throwing their votes away.
Polls show that the introduction of third-party candidates into the race could significantly impact the election outcome, with some indicating Trump's lead over Biden widening.
The No Labels movement, considering a bipartisan presidential ticket, and other third-party efforts are under scrutiny for their potential to divide the Democratic vote.
Democratic leaders are considering creating an organization to address concerns over third-party candidates, amid fears that their participation could lead to a Trump victory.

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