No Labels Party may run Republican - former Lt. Governor of GA

Well, it would be relevant as to which states a No Labels ticket would actually be in, obviously swing states for sure. Then one would have to look at history to see which of the two major parties are hurt more by a third party ticket. IMO, in this election cycle, centrist voters will not vote for Trump anyway so a 3rd party will most likely hurt Biden. Whom ever still supportsTrump, those votes will be solidly Trump regardless.

 

As of now these are the States where they are on the ballot.
Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon, South Dakota, and Utah.

https://reason.com/2024/01/18/no-la...ballots-and-7-weeks-to-decide-whether-to-run/

Their presence could swing Arizona, Nevada and one of the Maine districts. Very slim chance that it could change the outcome in Colorado, Florida, and North Carolina. Others - no way.

 

They freely entered. I didn't see any walls broken down or major structural damage required to "break in". They occupied one building for a few hours... something almost commonplace in the 1970's and 1960's anti-Viet Nam era. Can you name any "false electors" that actually influenced the election? Whose place did they take? I missed that. Yeah, polls are pretty unreliable. I'm especially amused with polls today. The 2024 election is still a long way off. Biden could have us all glowing in the dark by then, eating out of trash cans. Predictions and polling right now are pretty unreliable.

 

Ask yourself this - would you be making up all these ridiculous excuses for everything that happened right before the eyes of all of America, if the tables were turned, and the Democrats were responsible for all this crap.

 

Who? Yes, this is bound to effect the election by 10 or 20 votes.

 

Joe Lieberman, the founder of the No Labels party, just announced that they won't make a candidate announcement until this Spring. It was supposed to be today, Thursday, 3/14.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campai...ays-candidates-could-be-announced-this-month/