The centrist No Labels group has announced it will not field a presidential unity ticket for the 2024 election after failing to attract any high-profile candidates willing to take on President Biden and Donald Trump. Despite raising at least $70 million and securing ballot access in 21 states, No Labels CEO Nancy Jacobson said no candidates emerged "with a credible path to winning the White House." This cements a likely Biden vs Trump rematch as the two major party nominees, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. remaining as the only other prominent independent candidate.

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