No Labels has gained ballot access in another swing state, sparking fresh concerns about President Joe Biden's campaign as he seeks to thwart a third-party challenge to his 2024 reelection bid.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 4-1 over the weekend to recognize the No Labels Party—the political arm of a non-profit organization that has considered sponsoring a third-party candidate for president next year—as an officially recognized political party in the battleground state.
North Carolina represents the fourth potential swing state, and 10th state overall, in which the group has gained ballot access.
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