No Labels’ involvement may tilt 2024 elections towards GOP, warns Biden.
President Joe Biden is expressing concern over the potential impact of a third-party challenge from No Labels in the 2024 presidential race. In an interview with ProPublica, President Biden acknowledged the democratic right of former Democrat senator Joe Lieberman to push for a third-party candidate, but he believes it would ultimately benefit the GOP nominee. President Biden sees this as a political mistake.
No Labels, founded by Joe Lieberman, aims to establish the groundwork for an alternative candidate in the 2024 race if it becomes a rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Biden. The organization consists of both Republicans and Democrats. The presence of No Labels in the upcoming presidential race has raised concerns among Democrats.
In Arizona, over 15,000 people have registered with No Labels, which could have a significant impact on the election outcome considering the narrow margin by which the state was won in the last presidential election. The Arizona Democratic Party has even filed a lawsuit to prevent No Labels from appearing on the state’s ballots, but a court ruled in favor of No Labels.
No Labels argues that the actions taken against them violate Americans’ constitutional rights, including freedom of association, equal protection under the law, and due process. They emphasize their commitment to fostering debate and bringing the country together.
Various names have been mentioned as potential candidates for No Labels in 2024, including Senator Joe Manchin and former Republican governor Larry Hogan. No Labels dismisses accusations that they would act as spoilers, stating that their candidates would appeal to the middle ground and draw votes from across the political spectrum.
No Labels has already secured ballot access in ten U.S. states.
How has No Labels been able to secure ballot access in ten U.S. states already
President Joe Biden has expressed concern over the potential impact of a third-party challenge from No Labels in the 2024 presidential race. In an interview with ProPublica, President Biden acknowledged the democratic right of former Democrat senator Joe Lieberman to push for a third-party candidate, but he believes it would ultimately benefit the GOP nominee. President Biden sees this as a political mistake.
No Labels, founded by Joe Lieberman, aims to establish the groundwork for an alternative candidate in the 2024 race if it becomes a rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Biden. The organization consists of both Republicans and Democrats. The presence of No Labels in the upcoming presidential race has raised concerns among Democrats.
In Arizona, over 15,000 people have registered with No Labels, which could have a significant impact on the election outcome considering the narrow margin by which the state was won in the last presidential election. The Arizona Democratic Party has even filed a lawsuit to prevent No Labels from appearing on the state’s ballots, but a court ruled in favor of No Labels.
No Labels argues that the actions taken against them violate Americans’ constitutional rights, including freedom of association, equal protection under the law, and due process. They emphasize their commitment to fostering debate and bringing the country together.
Various names have been mentioned as potential candidates for No Labels in 2024, including Senator Joe Manchin and former Republican governor Larry Hogan. No Labels dismisses accusations that they would act as spoilers, stating that their candidates would appeal to the middle ground and draw votes from across the political spectrum.
No Labels has already secured ballot access in ten U.S. states.
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