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No Labels Faces Uncertainty In 2024 Presidential Ambitions

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu takes part in a panel discussion, Nov. 15, 2022, in Orlando, Fla. Joe Lieberman served as No Labels' chief public defender when the critics got the loudest. The

NEW YORK (AP) — No Labels, a centrist organization focused on promoting bipartisanship in national politics, faces uncertainty following the passing of its founding chairman, Joe Lieberman. Lieberman, a former Connecticut senator, was a vocal advocate for the group's mission of fostering unity in a polarized political landscape.

Despite its efforts to recruit a third-party presidential candidate for the 2024 election, No Labels has encountered challenges in securing prominent figures. High-profile individuals like former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu have declined offers to join the organization's presidential ticket.

Critics have raised concerns that No Labels' involvement in the election could inadvertently benefit former President Donald Trump. The group's leadership has refrained from discussing its 2024 plans in the wake of Lieberman's death, with his funeral scheduled for Friday.

No Labels aims to promote bipartisanship in national politics.
Founding chairman Joe Lieberman passed away, leaving uncertainty for No Labels.
Efforts to recruit prominent figures like Chris Christie and Chris Sununu have been unsuccessful.
Critics fear No Labels' involvement in the election could benefit Donald Trump.
No Labels has obtained ballot access in 19 states but lacks nationwide presence for a viable campaign.

While No Labels has obtained ballot access in 19 states, including key swing states like Arizona and Nevada, it still falls short of the nationwide presence needed for a viable presidential campaign. Lieberman had been actively engaged in recruiting potential candidates and outlining a path forward for the organization.

Despite facing setbacks in securing top-tier candidates, No Labels remains committed to its mission of prioritizing country over party. The group's determination to find a bipartisan unity ticket reflects its belief in representing America's vast commonsense majority.

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