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No Labels, a third-party political organization, intends to proceed with a presidential candidate this November, even as prominent contenders have declined to enter the race.<\/p>\n
Approximately 800 delegates from No Labels are slated to convene virtually on Friday and cast votes to initiate a 2024 presidential campaign, as reported<\/a> by The Associated Press.<\/p>\n While No Labels has entertained the prospect of fielding a candidate for months, the organization refrains from disclosing its nominees for president and vice president this week. Instead, the group anticipates commencing a selection process for potential candidates later next week.<\/p>\n Although No Labels did not directly affirm plans for Friday\u2019s meeting, senior strategist Ryan Clancy remarked, \u201cWe expect our delegates to encourage the process to continue.\u201d<\/p>\n The decision arises as former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden appear poised for a 2020 rematch this November.<\/p>\n Strategists for the group articulated intentions to nominate a presidential candidate from one major political party and a vice presidential candidate from the other party.<\/p>\n Last week, West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, who ruled out reelection to the Senate and a presidential bid, cautioned No Labels to contemplate whether the group might function as a \u201cspoiler\u201d in the election.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n