THE ‘NO LABELS’ JOKE. How do presidential candidacies start? Most begin with the ambitions of one person — one governor or senator or, in Donald Trump’s case, one real estate mogul and reality TV star ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. No Labels, the self-professed centrist group that is preparing to possibly run its ...

No Labels is a no-go for 2024. The organization that qualified in Arizona and other states as the No Labels party officially closed the book on its ambition to field a presidential candidate this year ...

The group said in March it would move forward with third-party independent bid. The bipartisan No Labels movement is facing a self-imposed soft deadline of early April to field a ticket in the 2024 ...

As they vet candidates for a potential third-party presidential ticket, No Labels is reaching out to former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. A source in the two-time Republican presidential candidate's ...

The centrist group No Labels is abandoning plans to form a third-party presidential unity ticket for this year’s election. “Americans remain more open to an independent presidential run and hungrier ...

No Labels, the dark money group working to give Americans a centrist, third-party alternative for president this year, has generated reams of news headlines and significant agita among Democratic ...

No Labels’ Nancy Jacobson said finding the right candidate is the last piece. The third-party presidential movement No Labels voted Friday to move forward with a presidential ticket, though the hunt ...

No Labels is taking another step toward forming a bipartisan presidential ticket in November's general election. The centrist group announced the formation of a committee to vet candidates for the ...

WASHINGTON — For months, the centrist group No Labels has stockpiled cash and diligently worked to secure ballot access for a potential third-party presidential bid, striking fear among allies of ...

Around six months ago, when speculation raged that Senator Joe Manchin might join a third-party presidential ticket on behalf of the centrist group No Labels, he privately consulted with Richard ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Among the No Labels backers are donors who contributed millions of dollars to ...