Democratic group warns about ‘spoiler’ third-party ticket that could hand Trump the presidency

A prominent Democratic-backed think Tank is raising alarm over possible attempts to create a third-party presidential ticket In 2024, he warned that such a move could cost Democrats the presidency. Donald Trump Return to the White House

The Third Way policy group, which is left-leaning, recently sent out a memo that outlined some of the possible ways to address the issue. third-party ticket Democrats would have a lower chance of winning the White House defense in 2024. It specifically referred to the efforts of No Labels to form a “City Council”, which currently seeks centrist legislators from both parties. “unity ticket” That is an option. “divisive” candidates.

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“For No Labels, the moderate President [Joe] Biden falls into this ‘unacceptable’ category,” The group wrote in its memo. “The bottom line: Their candidate cannot win the presidency [and] such a candidate ‘will succeed in electing Trump.'”

No Labels quietly worked for more than a year to create a bipartisan ticket of third parties. This is to offer voters an alternative to extreme candidates. The group raised over $46 million in September and had more than 400 volunteers seeking to vote in many battleground states. according to The New  York Times. 

According to the memo, the group pledged to fight for ballot access in at minimum 23 states. They have already been granted a place on the Colorado ballot. No Labels have not yet specified who they will nominate for their third party ticket. However, the group intends to host a convention in April.

No Labels is intended as an advertisement. “insurance policy,” The group has vowed to withdraw its bid to any party that nominates someone who is more acceptable than centrist voters. Uncertain what qualifications would be required to run for the position. “acceptable.”

The group stated that it will move forward with its third member if both sides are not able to agree.