Former Vice President Mike Pence told CBS News that anyone 'serious' about seeking the Republican nomination would need to enter the contest by June.
Pence has previously told Fox News Digital that he and his wife, former second lady Karen Pence,"both believe that we’ll have a clear sense of our call this spring."
The former vice president has made numerous visits to Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada — the first four states to hold contests in the GOP’s presidential nominating calendar — the past two years.
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