No Labels Goes to Court To Prevent Opponents From Borrowing Its Brand — and Donors
No Labels is hoping to block its opponents from running under its banner in Arizona, which could force it to disclose financial information.
A federal judge in Arizona on Friday is set to hear a case brought by the ostensibly nonpartisan group No Labels, which is seeking to prevent its opponents from using its ballot line in the state. Should state-level candidates be able to run as No Labels candidates, it could force the self-described centrist group to disclose its secret donor list.
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