Former New Jersey GOP Gov. Chris Christie will be in search of a “pathway to winning” when he travels to New Hampshire Monday.
Christie has long teased that he is mulling the prospect of mounting a 2024 campaign and indicated that a decision will come down within the “next 60 days.” His Granite State appearance will feature a town hall-style at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics and marks his first public trip to New Hampshire this year.
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“There’s no question that if you find that you’re connecting with people, that makes you more encouraged to want to get out there and try to get into the battle,” Christie told Fox News. “I think the most important thing is to go out there, be authentic, be yourself, and see how people react to that.”
His three criteria for running are to find a pathway to victory, gauge whether he believes he has something to offer, and receive the backing of his family. Christie underscored that both he and his wife “haven’t made any decisions yet.”
“If I answ …