If the trips to New Hampshire and leaked announcement invitations weren't big enough clues, Chris Christie is in for 2016. 
 
 Like several other campaigns this cycle, Christie's team went for a digital-first approach ahead of a formal announcement: The New Jersey governor launched a campaign website Saturday, just three days before he's expected to announce his White House bid from the gym of the Livingston high school where he graduated. 
 
 He signaled the site's launch in a series of tweets Saturday morning. 
 
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 The simply designed ChrisChristie.com is emblazoned with his signature "Telling It Like It Is" slogan, has areas to sign up for the campaign and donate, and includes links to social media. (There's no cheeky 404 page just yet.) 
 
 Christie has been teasing a presidential run for months, making trips to Iowa and holding multiple town halls in New Hampshire. Just two days ago, he said on a New Jersey radio program that "there's been absolutely no final decision made by me." 
 
 Christie has some hurdles to climb: In his home state, his approval rating is at an all-time low of 30 percent. And as the 14th Republican to jump into the race, several of his fellow candidates are months of campaigning ahead of him. ||||| University of Iowa LibrariesArchive-It Partner Since: May, 2006Organization Type: Colleges & UniversitiesOrganization URL: http://www.lib.uiowa.edu The University of Iowa Libraries is the largest library system in Iowa and 14th in materials expenditures among U.S. public research libraries. The University's Main Library, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, 5 branch libraries, and the Law Library contain more than 5 million volumes.
– Chris Christie isn't expected to launch his presidential campaign until Tuesday, but that hasn't stopped him from unveiling a campaign website and slogan in advance: "Telling it like it is." Christie will be the 14th major GOP candidate in the race, notes the National Journal, which adds that the relative late start along with his all-time-low approval ratings in New Jersey add to the governor's challenge. Christie will make his announcement next week at his old high school, Livingston, then head to New Hampshire for another campaign event, reports the Wall Street Journal.