No Labels is considering fielding a third-party ticket in the 2024 presidential election, sparking fears that such a candidate could pull support away from President Biden.

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No Labels Exposed: Here’s a List of Donors Funding Its Effort To Disrupt the 2024 Race The roster includes corporate execs who have financed Republican and Democratic candidates.

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No Labels, the shadowy centrist group planning to run a third-party ticket this November, is facing a legal threat demanding that it reveal its donors.