Chris Christie launches presidential campaign website

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has his presidential campaign website up and running, "telling it like it is" a few days before making the official announcement.

He is expected to declare his bid for the White House on Tuesday in his hometown of Livingston, NJ — likely at his old high school where he served as class president for all four years.Like other candidates, Christie took the digital route to promote his candidacy, announcing the site's launch in a series of tweets on Sunday saying, "Hey, America, it's Chris" and "Sitting on the sidelines is not an option."

Currently there are already 13 other Republicans who have jumped into the race, but being behind them in campaigning may be the least of his troubles.

SEE: Presidential candidates who already threw their hats into the 2016 race

The Garden State governor was once seen as a leading contender for the Republican nomination, but recent polling numbers show he doesn't even have the backing of his home state.

The majority of New Jersey voters disapprove of Christie's performance as governor while only 35 percent approve, According to a survey released last week. That's a little worse than in January when 47 percent disapproved.

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