A majority of registered voters across eight key battleground states say they would back a third-party candidate if the 2024 election features a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, according to a report released on Tuesday.
Roughly 63% in those states say they’d be open to supporting a centrist independent presidential ticket in 2024, according to the latest poll conducted by the centrist group No Labels. Most voters also say they do not believe Biden, at 72%, or Trump, at 63%, should win a second term, opening the door for an alternative candidate to siphon votes away from both major parties.
No Labels has become more prominent over the last several months due to its efforts to expand ballot access for a third-party presidential candidate in the 2024 elections. The group has already been granted access in 10 states and is vying to appear in all 50 states by next year. Outside Democratic groups have pushed back on No Labels and its efforts for months, pointing to historical evidence showing third-party candidates typically do poorly in general elections. Others have argued a third-party ticket would provide a crucial boost to the GOP and open the door for Trump or an aligned candidate to be elected.
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