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Early polls have found that when offered a third choice, up to 17% of voters grab it — a big enough share to swing the presidential election.

WASHINGTON (TNS) — This year’s presidential election campaign is likely to be remembered as a year in which voters pondered a rematch no one really wanted.

There’s no magic fix for Democrats at the ballot box.

2024 - a year for the renewal of the right?

No Labels, the centrist organization working to gain ballot access across the United States for its political party arm to potentially nominate a unity candidate later this year, announced Friday it qualified for the ballot in Maine, the 13th state.

>> joining me tonight, matt bennett, former white house deputy assistants and democratic strategist, hes now executive vice president for public affairs at third way. matt, i appreciate you coming here and talking about this with us. why is your organization, think you have to send this out. why now? and why is it that wall street,, writes the guys who consider themselves the smartest guys in the room dont actually know how the electoral process works. >> its just amazing, stephanie, weve been p...

Critics say ‘No Labels’, the group weighing a bi-partisan unity ticket for president in November, could end up handing the election to Donald Trump. But founder Joe Lieberman is open to the idea of getting rid of the unity ticket if top tier candidates can’t be found in the next few months. Matt Bennett, VP of Public affairs at Third Way, which is sounding the alarm on ‘No Labels’, joins to break it all down. 

Politics in India has changed. The Opposition needs a new template that is more than anti-Modism to stay relevant

The study from Third Way says health care costs in Maine exceed the national average by 25 percent.

The National Rifle Association is now indistinguishable from the Republican Party and thousands of Americans have paid with their lives for that reality.