The Arizona Secretary of State has released April 2025 registration data. The percentages are: Republican 35.90%; Democratic 28.64%; No Labels .82%; Libertarian .7145%; Green .11%; independent and other 33.82%.

The previous tally, January 2025, had these percentages: Republican 35.93%; Democratic 28.89%; No Labels .78%; Libertarian .7139%; Green .11%; independent and other 33.59%.

It is ironic that Arizona No Labels registration continues to rise, even as everyone is waiting for the Ninth Circuit to decide whether registered members of the party will be allowed to run for office in the 2026 No Labels primary.

The April 2025 tally is the first one in which Libertarian registration hadn’t declined, since 2022.

On April 21, the Second Circuit issued a one-page order in Walder v Kosinski, 25-764. The judges want both sides to address the issue, at the upcoming oral argument, as to whether the law regulating the names of qualified parties even relates to labels chosen by petitioning candidates. This seems to suggest that the judges are leaning toward the view that nothing in New York law stops Mayoral independent candidate Jim Walden from using the label “Independence.”

UPDATE: on April 22, both sides told the court that each side would like to file a brief on this question. The two sides jointly say they can file such briefs by Friday, April 25.

This news story says Maine Congressman Jared Golden may perhaps run for Governor in 2026 as the nominee of the No Labels Party, which is ballot-qualified in Maine but which has not yet had any nominees in Maine for any partisan office.