No Labels To Vote Friday on a Third-Party Presidential Bid, Despite Democratic Demand for ‘No Spoilers’

Worried Democrats sent No Labels an open letter asking them to sign ‘No Spoiler Pledge.’

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No Labels activists hold signs during a rally on Capitol Hill in July. AP/Jacquelyn Martin

President Biden is making overtures to Governor Haley supporters since she dropped out of the presidential race Wednesday morning — but the addition of a No Labels moderate Republican presidential candidate could stymie those efforts.

Democrats are worried. No Labels’ 800 delegates will meet virtually on Friday to vote on whether to run a third-party “unity ticket,” with a Republican and Democrat in the presidential and vice-presidential slots. A former Democratic mayor of Dallas, Michael Rawlings, will moderate the event.

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