With Trump Set To Be GOP Nominee, Will We See A Legit Third Party Ticket?

With both Donald Trump and Joe Biden that much closer to a rematch in November, where does that leave the third party group 'No Labels'?

Over the last few months, their main goal has been getting their party on the ballot. Right now they are on the ballot in 16 states amid strong interference from the left, which views the third party as a serious threat to take votes away from Biden.

No Labels has also maintained that a Trump-Biden rematch would be the key for a launch.

"Absolutely" said Ryan Clancy, Chief Strategist for No Labels speaking with FOX, "When we ask voters directly if it's Trump-Biden and a moderate independent choice in 2024, something like 6 out of 10 say they would at least be open to that option."

But then it comes down to who will be their option to run? RFK Jr.? Nikki Haley has said repeatedly that she will not run under No Labels, or as an independent.

"We don't have anybody who has an inside track at this point" Clancy told FOX, "We will make a decision sometime after Super Tuesday, when we have some more clarity."

According to reports, No Labels is scheduled to hold a private meeting on Friday to determine their future.

KTRH reached out to No Labels for comment on this story, but they declined.