No Labels’ roughly 800 delegates will meet virtually in a private meeting Friday, not to name candidates for president and vice president, but to come up with a selection process for candidates who would be chosen in coming weeks, the sources said. No Labels officials would not publicly confi...
"If I were to do No Labels, that would require a Democrat vice president. I can't do what I want to do as president with a Democrat vice president." Haley indicated that a bipartisan ticket would not be feasible for her because her policies would be incompatible with those of a Democra...
No Labels attracted scorn from Democrats, whofearedthat a third-party bid could siphon away votes from President Biden and benefit former President Donald Trump. Before nixing its efforts, No Labels said it qualified on the ballot in 21 states, far more than independent candidate Robert F...
No Labels convention chair Mike Rawlings said that Democrats will get pummeled by the former President’s “Trump train” when responding to pushback that the group’s jump into the 2024 race would tilt the contest and hand the Oval Office back to the 45
Gov. Geoff Duncan says he will not run for president as a No Labels third-party candidate in 2024. Duncan made the announcement on Monday after more than a week of rumors that he would launch a campaign challenging both President Biden and former President Trump. "After careful deliberation...
Joe Lieberman — who served as both a Democrat and Independent — said Wednesday if 2024 becomes a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, he could see Manchin as a potential candidate for the group to unite around. However, he underlined there is no guarantee "No Labels"...
The bipartisan No Labels movement is facing a self-imposed soft deadline of early April to field a ticket in the 2024 presidential race.
The No Labels political organization wants an alternative to Trump and Biden. The group won’t tell voters who their candidate is until next year.
While No Labels demurs on whom its bid would hurt most, the data is crystal clear: It would spoil the race for Biden and elect Trump. First, let’s dispense with No Labels’ central claim: that its candidate can win the election. No third-party candidate has gotten even one electoral ...
Hundreds gathered in Washington Thursday for the annual gathering of the centrist group No Labels to chart a path forward with the “power of the middle” in the wake of an election that saw partisan polarization become even more extreme — and ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s second ...