No Labels files complaint with DOJ about groups fighting its ballot access effort
The No Labels complaint asks the Justice Department to investigate liberal groups it says are interfering with its 2024 ballot access efforts.
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The No Labels complaint asks the Justice Department to investigate liberal groups it says are interfering with its 2024 ballot access efforts.
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