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Democrats will aim to stop candidates from potentially running third-party by making them commit to an anti-"No Labels" pledge. 

Few in politics are better at raising money than Ben Wikler. The nonprofit Wisconsin Democracy Campaign estimates that, between his election as party chair in spring 2019 and this spring, Wikler-led Democratic committees have raised a stunning $110 m

Donald Trump also revealed that Jack Smith's wife, Katy Chevigny, produced a "fawning" documentary about Michelle Obama in 2020.

President Joe Biden and Trump have dominated the 2024 campaign conversation so far. But No Labels, a Washington-based group that promotes compromise, national unity and centrist policy solutions, has been preparing for the strongest third-party presidential bid at least since Texas businessman Ross Perot earned nearly 19% of the popular vote in 1992.

Former Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon of Missouri is joining No Labels’ effort to lay the groundwork for a centrist third-party presidential ticket in 2024.

With an operating budget of roughly $70 million, No Labels is taking steps to secure presidential ballot spots in roughly 20 states this year.

With an operating budget of roughly $70 million, No Labels is taking steps to secure presidential ballot spots in roughly 20 states this year.

With an operating budget of roughly $70 million, No Labels is taking steps to secure presidential ballot spots in roughly 20 states this year.

With an operating budget of roughly $70 million, No Labels is taking steps to secure presidential ballot spots in roughly 20 states this year.

With an operating budget of roughly $70 million, No Labels is taking steps to secure presidential ballot spots in roughly 20 states this year.