As a likely 2024 matchup between Donald Trump and JoeBiden looms, recent polling shows that introducing a centrist third-party candidate into the election would shift voter support to Republicans.
The findings from Data for Progress support a recent argument made by the Democratic Party that a third-party candidate, likely from the No Labels party, would"siphon votes" away from Biden and contribute to a Republican victory in the presidential election.No Labels, a centrist party group working to gain access to ballots across all 50 states, has sought to open the door for a third-party candidate in several presidential elections.
“Our polling makes clear that a No Labels candidate would almost surely spoil the election in favor of Trump and hand our country over to right-wing extremism,” said Danielle Deiseroth, executive director at Data for Progress. “The stakes of the 2024 general election for our country and democracy are too high for a billionaire-backed vanity project."
The group said it would likely exit the race entirely if Trump is not the GOP candidate. Clancy told the Washington Examiner last week that based on No Labels's polling, many Republican voters who do not see Trump's name on the ballot will not show up to vote. Because of this, it would"close off the potential path for an independent ticket," he said.
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