No Labels Says Unity Ticket Could Be Announced March 21
The centrist political organization outlined its process for selecting a president and vice president on March 14.
No Labels leader Dan Webb (L), national Co-Chair Benjamin F. Chavis (C), and founding chairman and former Sen. Joe Lieberman, speak about the 2024 election at the National Press Club in Washington on Jan. 18, 2024. Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo
No Labels, a national political organization focused on electing centrist candidates, outlined its plans for choosing a president and a vice president for what it calls a “unity ticket” on March 14.
The group said it would establish the Country Over Party Committee to vet potential nominees.
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