The bipartisan group No Labels quietly employed a firm with ties to GOP candidates during its push for a unity ticket presidential bid, Politico reported.
"The firm, Blitz Canvassing, was paid a total of $107,000 by No Labels’ affiliated nonprofit entity, Insurance Policy for America, to help it gather signatures in Colorado, the first state where No Labels, which has floated the idea of an independent presidential unity ticket in 2024, qualified as a minor political party. This would allow it to field a presidential candidate in the state," Politico's report stated.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis paid Blitz Canvassing over $8 million in 2022, according to Florida campaign finance records. Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ) and Colorado GOP Senate candidate Joe O’Dea also were clients of the firm in 2022.
The new is likely to embolden the firm's critics, who have accused it of having too many ties to Republicans.
Read the full report at Politico.
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