No Labels looks to the 'reset button' after Trump's victory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "I am honestly energized and be here with you after this election," said Rep. Jared Golden, a Democrat representing a Maine district that Trump won by nearly 10 points.
40% : The group, founded in 2009, vowed to spend tens of millions to stop Trump and worked for ballot access to run a "Unity" candidate in the 2024 election.
40% : And though Democrats don't face the same threats from Trump, it allowed an opportunity for some Democrats who have already been critical of their party to re-assert their misgivings and burnish their centrist credentials.
22% : During the campaign, Democrats painted Trump as an "unhinged" fascist and Republicans called Vice President Kamala Harris a "radical Marxist," But centrists at the conference held at the storied Mayflower hotel in downtown Washington highlighted what they saw as the importance of and reaching across the aisle.

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