Larry Hogan resigns from No Labels in sign of possible 2024 bid

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Former Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan resigned from his leadership position at the centrist organization No Labels as speculation builds about a 2024 presidential bid.

In a letter sent Dec. 15 to No Labels President and CEO Nancy Jacobson, Hogan said he would step down from his role as co-chairman of the organization, freeing him up to land on the group’s presidential ballot line possibly.

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