No Labels, a political organization aimed at promoting bipartisan cooperation, is making headlines as it seeks to establish a third-party presence in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Reverend Benjamin Chavis Jr., a civil rights leader and No Labels national co-chair, recently spoke about the organization's goals and strategies in an interview.
Responding to criticism from progressive group MoveOn, which accused No Labels of causing chaos and potentially aiding former President Donald Trump's return to the White House, Reverend Chavis emphasized No Labels' commitment to working with individuals across party lines. He highlighted the American people's desire for more and better choices in the upcoming election. While No Labels currently has ballot access in 14 states, Reverend Chavis stated that the organization is actively engaged in 27 states and aims to secure access in at least 34 states.
