No Labels is an American political organization that supports centrist, bi-partisan policies and politics. The group promoted and helped to start the moderate Problem Solvers Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives It has also built a similar bipartisan working group in the U.S. Senate.The organization also has invested money in creating a lane for a centrist, independent presidential candidate for the 2024 United States presidential election. Critics of the organization have suggested that No Labels exists primarily to advance the financial interests of the wealthy, pointing in particular to the organization offering large "dark money" campaign donations to members of Congress without disclosing the source of the funds. History and policy proposals No Labels was launched in 2010 by former Democratic fundraiser Nancy Jacobson, with the stated goal of developing and supporting bipartisan, centrist solutions to America's problems. Billionaires Michael Bloomberg and Andrew Tisch were among initial prominent supporters. In 2017, the group helped to start the Problem Solvers Caucus in the House of Representatives, a bipartisan group of 58 congresspeople which has backed issues such as funding for infrastructure, criminal justice reform, and gun safety in schools. Media No Labels has received both support and criticism for its efforts from both the political right and left, including from writers from Bloomberg News, The Daily Beast, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Boston Globe. Nancy Pelosi as speaker On November 26, 2018, The Daily Beast reported that "No Labels leadership contemplated a campaign to attack Pelosi aggressively after the primary campaign of centrist Rep. Dan Lipinski," even though Pelosi had supported Lipinski in his primary campaign that year. In the same article, the group countered that "No Labels is not against Nancy Pelosi or any other speaker candidate. We are FOR rules changes that empower members in both parties who want to work across the aisle to find solutions and prevent the fringes–in both parties–from perpetuating endless gridlock." On November 28, 2018, the Problem Solvers Caucus reached an agreement with Leader Pelosi on house rules changes that would foster more bipartisan legislating. In January 2019, the new Democratic majority in the House led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi released a comprehensive reform package that included House rules changes which No Labels had supported through The Speaker Project. Funding As a registered 501(c)(4) organization, No Labels is not required to disclose the identities of its donors. No Labels'