Though the group has succeeded in obtaining a ballot line in 14 states, critics have raised questions about how No Labels, which is not a political party, plans to run a candidate in the 2024 ...

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 ...

The Secretary of State's office has certified the "No Labels Party" as the state’s newest political party. It gained minor party status by submitting more than 10,000 signatures from potential ...

The big funders have been working to get a party called No Labels on the ballot and have talked up centrist figures such as West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin. Chris Stirewalt is following No Labels.

"No Labels" has officially been recognized as a minor political party in Kansas. The party has now secured at least 12 spots on ballots for the 2024 election. Researchers previously noted that a ...

No Labels, a bipartisan group created in the wake of the tea party movement ... worn down by growing polarization on the national’s political stage. Here’s what to know about No Labels ...

No Labels, meanwhile, has accused the board of partisan motives for keeping it off the ballot. No Labels wants to be recognized as a political party in NC. Democrats are skeptical.

No Labels chief executive Nancy Jacobson said ... “It is one ticket, one time. We are not a political party.” The group plans to roll out a “common-sense policy agenda” this summer to ...

No Labels’ bid to run a third party presidential candidate in 2024 has sparked a number of questions about political motivations. Chief among them: Who, exactly, is paying for this thing?

The North Carolina Board of Elections voted 4-1 Sunday to recognize the centrist group No Labels as a political party in the state. That means the group can be on the 2024 ballot, should it choose ...