U.S. Rep. Chris Collins, center, leaves Manhattan federal court after his arrest and arraignment on Aug. 8..
U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins, R-New York, said Thursday that he had not decided if he would run for reelection to Congress next year, as a February trial date in his insider-trading case seemed uncertain.
“I will tell you, if I do [run] I am confident that I will win,” he said following his latest appearance in Manhattan federal court. “That’s a decision for a later date.”
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