On Tuesday the Arizona Secretary of State announced that the No Labels Party, a centrist political party, has surpassed the minimum requirement for signatures to be placed on a ballot, and has qualified as a party for federal, state and legislative races in the 2024 primaries and general elections.
A Democratic think tank named Third Way criticized the No Labels Party in a memo, insisting it would only play a role as spoiler for Democratic candidates, ultimately leading to Trump being reelected.
An electoral map the group has circulating shows a No Labels path to victory — winning two-thirds of their electoral votes in states Biden won in 2020, including such Democratic strongholds as Illinois, Washington and Biden’s home state of Delaware.
No Labels states that a third party would draw equally from both Republican and Democratic candidates.
“If the two presidential nominees in 2024 decide to placate the extreme voices in their respective parties — there will be a once in a generation opening for a centrist candidate to run and win the White House,” the group said. “It is time for the center of this country to have a voice and a seat at the table. Those that seek to malign this effort with unfounded conventional thinking are protecting the establishment status quo and missing the larger yearnings of the American public.”
Politico