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Larry Hogan is open to a presidential bid with No Labels.

Maryland’s Former ⁤Republican Governor Larry Hogan Considers​ 2024 Presidential⁢ Run

Larry Hogan, the former Republican governor⁤ of Maryland, ‌is keeping his options open for a potential 2024 presidential run. However, he is not considering running on a GOP ticket. Hogan recently appeared on CBS News’s Face the ​Nation ‍to discuss the current ⁣presidential candidates within the Republican Party. As the Honorary⁤ Chairman of the No Labels ⁢party, the conversation naturally shifted towards the possibility ‌of a third-party ticket if former President Donald Trump⁢ were to secure the‍ Republican nomination once ⁣again.

Considering a No⁤ Labels Ticket

“Let’s be real. If Trump is ‍going to end⁢ up‍ — looks like the nominee January or February of next year, are you, Larry Hogan, open⁢ to being atop a ⁢No Labels ticket⁣ as a ⁢Republican-type candidate with ‌No Labels?” anchor Bob⁢ Costa asked.

“It’s not something I’m pursuing,”​ Hogan initially​ responded. “I’m hoping‌ we don’t get to that point. I have not‌ closed the door to that. If I believe we can ⁣win the race — we have a strong ticket that those two major candidates — we might have‌ to‌ try to pull off something that’s never been​ done, which is sort ⁣of what I did in Maryland.”

Hogan’s reference to his record-breaking reelection as the first Republican governor in Maryland to win ​a second term piqued interest. He secured⁤ the most votes of any governor in Maryland’s history.

A Chance ⁣for No Labels

“Again, I’m still hopeful ‌that — I’m not⁣ sure sitting here today that Donald Trump and Joe Biden are the two nominees or whether this lifts off the⁣ ground,” Hogan ⁢continued. “If that’s the case, I do believe that this group has a chance⁢ to get access to the ballot in all 50 states, and if ‌they put together,‌ you know, a really great ticket and ran a perfect campaign, that they would actually have a shot to be not just a spoiler,‍ but to be in it to ⁣win it.”

In​ the ‍race for the GOP ‌presidential nomination, Trump is up against several notable contenders, including former South Carolina Gov. Nikki​ Haley, former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, former governor of New Jersey Chris Christie, former Texas⁢ representative Will Hurd, former Vice President Mike ⁢Pence, Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), Gov. Doug Burgum ⁢(R-ND), Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL),⁢ Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, political commentator Larry Elder, businessman Perry Johnson,⁢ and‌ entrepreneur ​Vivek Ramaswamy.

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