Pence to visit New Hampshire on Thursday as he mulls 2024 run

Former Vice President Mike Pence Will travel to New Hampshire His Great America Committee announced that he would give an address to a dinner hosted Thursday by the Cheshire County Republican Committee.

This is Pence’s latest trip to early primaries and caucus state as he continues to evaluate whether he will be entering the contest. 2024 Republican primary. Pence was in Iowa last month and has been to the Granite State multiple times over the past few months.

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“By the spring, our family expects to have a very clear sense of our calling,” Pence had previously spoken about his timeline to make a decision in 2024.

Pence has been sharpening his critique of Trump’s former boss, the Vice President. “I’m confident we’ll have better choices” He is better than him. He also contrasted with another speculated hopeful governor. Ron DeSantis (R.FL), who urged the GOP to examine entitlement reform and stand by America’s support of Ukraine.

DeSantis will be visiting the Granite State to promote his book on April 14. DeSantis recently visited Iowa to promote his book. He reportedly plans on visiting Nevada and possibly South Carolina in the coming weeks.

There are also other hopefuls like the former Ambassador at the United Nations, and two-term Governor. Nikki Haley (R – SC), who announced her campaign last month has begun making campaign stops in the key state. New Hampshire is now the first primary election to be included on the GOP’s map, following the Iowa caucuses.

Pence also plans to attend the Washington and Lee University Mock Convention, March 21st According To WBDJ7.

Pence currently polls in third place. per The latest RealClearPolitics The polling aggregate.

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Pence made direct attacks on Trump last week over his conduct surrounding Jan. 6 Capitol Riot, further fueling speculation about his 2024 ambitions.

“President Trump was wrong,” Pence addressed a small crowd at the Gridiron Club Dinner. “I had no right to overturn the election. And his reckless words endangered my family and everyone at the Capitol that day. And I know that history will hold Donald Trump accountable.”