Third-party group No Labels is expected to move forward with a 2024 campaign, AP sources say
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The third-party presidential movement No Labels is expected to move this week toward fielding a presidential candidate in the November election. The well-funded group is holding a private meeting on Friday for 800 delegates.
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The third-party presidential movement No Labels is expected to move this week toward fielding a presidential candidate in the November election. The well-funded group is holding a private meeting on Friday for 800 delegates.
Voters turned off by a Biden-Trump rematch may have a new option in November. No Labels, a third-party movement, is expected to move forward with potentially choosing a candidate, AP reports.
The third-party presidential movement No Labels is planning to move toward fielding a presidential candidate in the November election, even as high-profile contenders for the ticket have decided not to run.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The third-party presidential movement No Labels is planning to move toward fielding a presidential candidate in the November election, even as high-profile contenders for the ticket have decided not to run, two people familiar with the matter said Wednesday.
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