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Chris Christie Considers Third 2028 Presidential Run After Midterms
Christie said a third campaign would need a credible path to the nomination and could hinge on whether Republicans suffer major midterm losses.
- Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Tuesday he is considering a third run for the Republican Party nomination in 2028, but will wait until after November's midterm elections to decide.
- Midterm election results could determine if the Republican Party is ready to move away from its "dominant wing," Christie stated, helping shape the political landscape for the next presidential cycle.
- Christie ran unsuccessfully in 2016, finishing sixth in New Hampshire with 7.4% of the vote, then again in 2024 before suspending his campaign days before Iowa caucuses.
- He described the 2028 field as "absolutely wide open," but emphasized any future bid requires a "credible path" to victory—a condition absent during his 2024 race.
- With a final decision likely in 2027, Christie continues positioning himself as an independent voice while urging lawmakers at the Granite State Summit to regulate prediction markets.
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Christie Says He’s Considering Another Run For WH
The New Jersey Monitor reports: Chris Christie (R), our former governor who made two unsuccessful bids for the White House, said during a panel Tuesday at a New Hampshire gambling convention that he is indeed considering a third run for president. Adam Sexton with WMUR TV captured Christie’s comments. The ex-gov, who threw in his … The post Christie Says He’s Considering Another Run For WH appeared first on Joe.My.God..
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