Arizona Daily Star/Tucson.com publishes letter by Richard Grayson, "Arizona No Labels Party is not Andrew Cuomo’s No Labels"

Today, August 20, 2025, the Arizona Daily Star/Tucson.com published a letter by Richard Grayson, the No Labels Party candidate for Congress in the September 23 special election in Arizona's Seventh Congressional District:

As the first Arizona No Labels Party candidate to appear on the ballot — in the September 23 special election for the state’s 7th Congressional District — I want to make something clear: Arizona’s No Labels Party has no connection with the national group of the same name. That organization has endorsed Andrew Cuomo, the former New York governor who resigned in 2021 amid a sexual harassment scandal, in the New York City mayoral race.
Our state party’s new chair, former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson, has already emphasized this separation. Although I initially opposed his proposal to change our party’s name, I now realize I was wrong. I do not want to be linked with Andrew Cuomo in any way.
I am a progressive who opposes sexual harassment of women, believing that I share these values with Green Party candidate Eduardo Quintana and Democratic nominee Adelita Grijalva.

Richard Grayson

Article in Independent Political Report on Arizona No Labels Party mentions Arizona's Seventh Congressional District candidate Richard Grayson

Today, Friday, August 1, 2025, an article by Jordan Willow Evans, "No Labels Arizona Reboots After Ninth Circuit Decision," mentions Richard Grayson, the first No Labels Party candidate in Arizona to achieve ballot status in the September 23, 2025 special election in the state's Seventh Congressional District.

Article on the Arizona No Labels Party in The Arizona Capitol Times mentions Seventh Congressional District Candidate Richard Grayson

On Friday, August 1, 2025, The Arizona Capitol Times published "No Labels party transforms to support independent candidates in state elections" by Kiera Riley, which had this brief excerpt:

AP Article on Arizona No Labels Party Mentions Richard Grayson and Pinal County No Labels Party Voters for Joe Biden

An Associated Press article by Jonathan J. Cooper, "A third party signed up 15,000 voters in Arizona. Democrats worry that’s enough for a Biden spoiler," published today, September 21, 2023, mentions Richard Grayson:

A perennial candidate from outside Phoenix signed up as a No Labels candidate and declared himself chairman of No Labels’ Pinal County chapter, in part so he could run for state office and try to force the party to follow the state’s campaign finance reporting laws.

“It’s kind of like a performance art piece,” said Richard Grayson, who promptly after switching to No Labels endorsed Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.