No Labels Gains Ballot Access Amid Leadership Changes and Potential Presidential Bids

Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan steps down, sparking speculation of a presidential run, while Chris Christie and Joe Manchin are considered as potential No Labels candidates.

Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has stepped down from his leadership role in the third-party movement No Labels, sparking speculation about a potential presidential bid.
No Labels, which is seeking ballot access across the country, has obtained enough verified signatures to get on the ballot in Maryland and 13 other states.
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who recently withdrew from the Republican presidential nomination race, has been suggested as a potential candidate for the No Labels ticket.
No Labels plans to decide this spring whether to nominate a presidential ticket and, if so, to pick nominees.
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, a moderate Democrat not seeking reelection to the Senate, has also been considered as a potential No Labels candidate.