According to this news story, over 15,000 Arizona registered voters have become members of the No Labels Party.  The Secretary of State’s website has not yet posted any data later than July 1, 2023, but the October 1 figure will be posted soon.  Apparently the reporters for this story got the data from individual counties.

As of July 1, No Labels had 8,505 registrants.  At that July tally, the Libertarian Party was still larger than No Labels, with 33,738 members.

If No Labels reaches approximately 29,000 registrants by next year, it will be ballot-qualified for 2026 as well as for 2024, even if it doesn’t run any presidential nominee in 2024.  In Arizona, a party that has two-thirds of 1% registration remains on the ballot.  Thanks to Richard Grayson for the link.

On September 20, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed S438.  It says that if a presidential elector votes for someone for president or vice-president whom his or her party did not nominate, that elector is deemed to have resigned.  The other electors then choose a new elector.  Here is the text.

On September 19, the faction of the Michigan Libertarian Party that is not recognized by the national committee of the Libertarian Party asked the U.S. District Court that is hearing the trademark case to stay last month’s order prohibiting them from calling themselves the Libertarian Party of Michigan.

Here is their brief.

On the same day they filed a notice of Appeal to the Sixth Circuit.