The Hawaii state elections office website lists the parties that have asked for petition blanks, so as to try to qualify as a party.  The requirement is 861 signatures (one-tenth of 1% of the number of registered voters).

Parties already on are Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, and No Labels.  The Solidarity Party has submitted a petition, which is being checked.

Here is the list:  Aloha Aina, American Shopping, Free Will, Green, New Republican, Socialism & Liberation, Royal Hawaiian Kingdom, We the People, WXYZ Next Day, and the 1787 Party.

If the Party for Socialism & Liberation qualifies, it will be the first party with “Socialist” or “Socialism” in its name on the Hawaii ballot since 1912, when the Socialist Party was on and had a nominee for Delegate to the U.S. House.

Here is his commentary from jurist.org.

Here is one story.

Here is another.

UPDATE:  this story says former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan recently stepped down as a leader of No Labels, which suggests to the reporter who wrote the story that Hogan may also be considering seeking the No Labels presidential nomination.