No Labels to Decide If It Will Field a Presidential Unity Ticket

The organization, which is devoted to helping elect centrist candidates, will meet on March 8 to discuss its 2024 presidential election plans.

People arrive to cast their ballots at the Shasta County Clerk Registrar of Voters offices in Redding, Calif., on Feb. 23, 2024. Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images

WASHINGTON D.C.—No Labels has said for months that it would announce after Super Tuesday if it will field a 2024 unity presidential ticket. The political organization devoted to electing centrist candidates is set to discuss its plans during a virtual meeting on March 8.

Ryan Clancy, who is the No Labels chief strategist, said in a statement that the meeting will include 800 delegates from all 50 states who would be tasked with selecting a presidential candidate if the organization decides to move forward with what it’s calling a “unity ticket.”