Gov. Chris Christie was greeted by cheering staff as he walked through the front doors of the New Jersey Statehouse Thursday for the first time since winning a landslide re-election.
Staff members lined the halls and applauded as Christie returned to work full-time after winning a second term by 22 points.
The possible 2016 GOP presidential candidate shook hands and was kissed by well-wishers. He also spoke with a Girl Scout troop touring the historic building.
The governor had no public events on his schedule. He met privately with Republican state senators who were choosing a leader on Thursday.
At his first postelection event in Union City, in Hudson County, Christie said he would continue to push education reforms so that all students can attend high-quality schools.
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