Chris Christie Open to Third-Party Presidential Run with No Labels

Former New Jersey governor considers a bid to offer an alternative to Trump and Biden, amid concerns of spoiling the election.

Chris Christie, the former New Jersey governor, is considering a third-party presidential run with the No Labels party, aiming to prevent a second Trump term.
Despite previously calling No Labels 'a fool’s errand,' Christie now sees a potential path for a third-party candidate in the current political climate.
No Labels, a centrist group, seeks to offer an alternative to the major party candidates, with Christie and others like Nikki Haley and Joe Manchin being considered.
The group has already secured ballot access in 18 states and is working on more, despite concerns of acting as a spoiler in the general election.
Christie's potential candidacy reflects widespread dissatisfaction with the current Republican and Democratic options, according to polling.