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No Labels is reportedly ending its efforts to cobble together a presidential ticket after it aimed to provide a “launching pad” for a moderate candidate in 2024’s presidential election, in the event voters were unhappy with the two major parties’ nominees.
Jacobson told supporters that the organization had reached out to 30 potential candidates during its process. No Labels didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on the coming announcement.Journal . The group also courted former Govs. Nikki Haley and Larry Hogan , but Haley declined, and Hogan opted for a Senate bid in Maryland, where the prospects look great for him.The group sought to make the ballot in all 50 states to establish a “launching pad” for a potential third-party candidate, as Breitbart News
Lieberman — along with No Labels’ other two co-chairs, Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. and former Gov. Patrick McRory — noted at the time that they aimed to establish “an insurance policy in the event both major parties nominate presidential candidates that the vast majority of Americans don’t want.”“If this happens, No Labels itself will not run a candidate, but we will have the launching pad, specifically in the form of ballot access across the country,” they added.
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