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Chris Christie turns down No Labels presidential bid after discussions

Chris Christie, former New Jersey governor, opts out of running as the No Labels candidate for president.
Christie spent time and money evaluating the possibility of launching a centrist third-party bid against President Biden and former president Donald Trump.
Ultimately, Christie decides not to pursue the presidential candidacy.

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The Guardian

Chris Christie won’t mount third-party run in 2024 US presidential election

Former New Jersey governor’s decision closes another door on No Labels, the non-partisan group seeking to mount a campaign

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

US Republican Chris Christie says no to No Labels presidential run

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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abc News

Chris Christie won't run third-party with No Labels against Trump in 2024 race

Chris Christie won't run against Trump on a third-party "unity" ticket with No Labels in the 2024 presidential race, he said on Wednesday

1 month ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Chris Christie turns down No Labels presidential bid after discussions

The decision removes one of the top remaining prospects for the centrist group hoping to upset the two-party system this year with a bipartisan “unity ticket.”

1 month ago

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KRDO

Chris Christie turns down No Labels candidacy

By Ali Main and Dana Bash, CNN (CNN) — Former Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie said Wednesday he will not run as a third-party candidate. “I appreciate the encouragement I’ve gotten to pursue a third-party candidacy. I believe we need a country that once again feels like everyone has a stake in what we’re doing and leadership that strives to bring people together, instead of using anger to divide us,” the former New Jersey govern…

1 month ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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