The centrist group No Labels is redirecting its political plans for the 2024 election after it abandoned a third-party ticket.
Leaders of No Labels hosted a Zoom call Friday afternoon with more than 1,000 delegates, just one day after the group ended its efforts to launch a unity ticket to challenge President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump ahead of their likely Nov. 5 showdown.
The group’s efforts faced heavy criticism from both Republicans and Democrats. But leaders remain undaunted as they prepare for November.
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“Today is the beginning of the next phase of our movement. We’re stronger now than we’ve ever been, and our country needs us more than ever before,” said Nancy Jacobson, No Labels’s founder and CEO. “And as we plan for our
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