Will Rick Perry run for Texas governor in 2014 and continue his streak as the longest-serving current governor? All signs suggest a re-election bid but a decision will come "at the appropriate time," a Perry spokeswoman said today.

"The governor's conservative policy development, job creation efforts and strong political organization point to another run for governor in 2014," Catherine Frazier said in an email. "Any such announcement will be made publicly at the appropriate time."

Paul Burka, an editor at Texas Monthly, wrote earlier today that Perry told donors at a fundraiser that he would run in 2014,  sparking questions about whether he will pursue a bid for the governorship again.

Perry assumed the governorship Texas in 2000 when George W. Bush, then governor of Texas, was elected president. Perry has served as governor for 11 years.

Perry's team has said in the past that the Texas governor has not ruled out a presidential bid in 2016