The centrist political organization No Labels voted on Friday to move forward with its presidential ticket, according to a virtual meeting the group held with its delegates. But an official with the ...

No Labels is moving forward with its plan to offer a third-party ticket in the 2024 election, despite its failure to attract top-tier candidates and struggles to make good on its state-level ...

But in a statement to Fox News, No Labels senior strategist Ryan Clancy did say "we expect our delegates to encourage the process to continue." But the expected move, first reported by the ...

Every one of our delegates had their own explanation for wanting to move ahead,” he added. “Now that No Labels has received the go ahead from our delegates, we’ll be accelerating our ...

No Labels is moving forward with plans to form a third-party ticket for the 2024 election even as some of its top contenders have declined a presidential bid in the wake of a likely rematch ...

GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — The centrist group No Labels signaled on Monday it will present a candidate for a third party presidential ticket by Super Tuesday if it’s clear by then the choices will be ...

No Labels is moving forward with a thirty-party presidential ticket, although it’s not yet known who will be on it. The bipartisan, centrist group’s 800 delegates across 50 states held a ...