Political party no longer qualified in Maine

No Labels Dissolves as Political Party in Maine, Under Two Years After it Was Officially Recognized

No Labels officially withdrew as a recognized political party in Maine on Thursday, less than two years after it gained recognition, leaving its Maine adherents registered as “unenrolled.” [RELATED: No Labels Recognized as Maine’s Newest Political Party with Ballot Access…] No Labels first gained access to Maine’s ballot in January 2024 as a qualified party [...] The post No Labels Dissolves as Political Party in Maine, Under Two Years After it …

No Labels Party officially dissolves in Maine

Maine voters formerly registered with the party — which presented itself as a centrist, third-party option — are now considered to be unaffiliated, according to the secretary of state.

No Labels Party withdraws from Maine

No Labels has withdrawn as a political party in Maine, the secretary of state announced Thursday. The centrist advocacy group, founded in 2010 with the slogan “Not Left. Not Right. Forward,” first notified the secretary of state’s office in June to say it no longer planned to remain a qualified party. “However, at that time there was no mechanism in Maine law to allow a party to withdraw its party status once it had become qualified,” Secretary …

Political party no longer qualified in Maine

The No Labels Party was just confirmed as a party in Maine in January 2024.

Maine's No Labels Party dissolves under new withdrawal legislation

Secretary Shenna Bellows announces No Labels Party's disqualification in Maine as new law allows voluntary withdrawal of political party status.