No Labels claims that opponents are using intimidation and harassment to block ballot access

No Labels alleges 'conspiracy' by opponents to use 'intimidation, harassment' to block ballot access. Centrist group asks Justice Department to investigate possible 'conspirpiracies' to stop third party unity presidential ticket. Group is moving towards potentially launching a 'third party unity' presidential ticket, with a third-party unity ticket.

centrist group No Labels is trying to reach out and speak with former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie about a possible role in a potential third party, bipartisan presidential ticket. The centrist group is reaching out and speaking with Christie about the possibility of a third party presidential bid.

‘No Labels’ party qualifies for ballot access in Maine. Business-friendly centrist group “NoLabels” has qualified to participate in the Maine primary election as a new political party. The group is a centrist group that advocates business-friendly values.