No Labels will return to its roots after failing to make much headway in the 2024 presidential election, turning its focus back to congressional races and pausing its national efforts.

The group reiterated its commitment to boosting centrist lawmakers in Congress during its national conference Thursday in Washington, emphasizing the need for bipartisanship in the federal government. The renewed focus comes after No Labels failed to garner enough momentum for its proposed split-party presidential ticket, which sought to offer voters an alternative to the Republican and Democratic candidates in the November election.