Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie filed a declaration Tuesday indicating he intends to run for the White House in 2024, entering the race for the GOP nomination alongside Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.<br /><br />This is the second time that Christie, 60, is launching a presidential campaign. A former Trump ally, Christie is positioning himself as a contrast to the current front-runner and is, according to The New York Times, the most willing to attack Trump.<br /><br />Christie’s bid is expected to kick off in New Hampshire Tuesday evening, a state where he mounted a hard-fought but unsuccessful campaign in the 2016 primaries.<br /><br />To gain traction, the former governor will need to navigate the already crowded GOP field, which includes another nine candidates, with more announcements expected.
