WASHINGTON (AP) — A top No Labels leader said Thursday that Republican presidential contender Nikki Haley “would deserve serious consideration” for the group's nomination if it decides to run a third-party candidate for president.
Potential candidates previously floated for a No Labels ticket included DemocraticSen. Joe Manchin, who is retiring from the Senate, and Larry Hogan, former Republican governor of Maryland. Hogan ultimatelydecided to runfor the U.S. Senate in Maryland. Mike Rawlings, No Labels' conventio...
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
Larry Hogan says he has "not closed the door" to running for president under a No Labels ticket RepublicanLarry Hogan, the former Maryland governor, told "Face the Nation" this weekend that he has "not closed the door" to seeking the GOPpresidential nomination in 2024on a No Labels ticket...
By voting to sign the No Spoiler Pledge you will commit No Labels to not be a spoiler in this pivotal election for our democracy by returning Donald Trump to the White House. If by July 1, No Labels and/or its ticket has not qualified to be on the ba...
Chris Christie won't run against Trump on a third-party "unity" ticket with No Labels in the 2024 presidential race, he said on Wednesday
Former Sens. Joe Lieberman and Doug Jones on Sunday faced-off in a debate over the viability of No Labels' potential bipartisan third-party presidential ticket in 2024
At a campaign-style event inNew Hampshirelast week, No Labels unveiled its policy agenda for its doomed bid to field a third-party presidential candidate in 2024. While No Labels claims its ticket will draw evenly from both parties, it is utterly alone in that belief. Though our organizations...
No Labels is a non-profit organization "working to get on 2024 voting ballots in states across the country" that "may offer our ballot line to a Unity presidential ticket if the American people demand it," according to its website.Peter Hayes...
No Labels plans to meet virtually after next week's Super Tuesday contests to decide whether it will go forward with plans to give ballot access to a "unity ticket" with aRepublican and a Democrat. The group also floated the possibility of a presidential ticket that would include a Republican...