The third-party organization No Labels is getting closer to releasing a 2024 “unity” ticket as they speak with Geoff Duncan of the GOP.

On Thursday, No Labels is anticipated to make a further move toward assembling a bipartisan presidential ticket for the general election in November.

At that point, the centrist group is expected to reveal the methodology for choosing a possible candidate.

The events coincide with reports that News has confirmed No Labels is in talks to have former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, a Republican, lead their so-called “unity” ticket.

About eight hundred delegates participated in a virtual meeting, and No Labels stated on Friday that they had approved of fielding a presidential ticket.