A third-party movement called No Labels is actively choosing its nominee for president.
At a meeting on Friday, plans for choosing the nominees for president and vice president will be revealed, according to the Associated Press. This exclusive information was provided by people with knowledge of the situation.
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According to AP sources, about 800 delegates will meet virtually this Friday. Next week, the selection procedure is expected to be made public.
“We have said for months that our movement plans to regroup shortly after Super Tuesday to evaluate the status of our 2024 project and that remains the plan,” No Labels chief strategist Ryan Clancy said in a statement, according to the Washington Examiner.
“Candidates will not be chosen for the Unity ticket during this meeting and it will not be open to the press,” he said.
Democrats would lose, according to Zachary B. Wolf’s analysis of the effects of a third party on CNN.
“They have actively opposed the No Labels campaign since its inception, warning that it would draw support from Biden,” he wrote.
There’s uncertainty about what might be on a No Labels ticket.
After her presidential bid ends, Nikki Haley chooses not to pursue the No Labels candidacy.
