Nancy Mace's Unpredictable Career Is up in the Air After Finishing Last in South Carolina Primary
Mace said she has no regrets over backing release of the Epstein files as Trump’s endorsement helped shape the GOP primary race.
- On Tuesday, South Carolina Republican Rep. Nancy Mace finished fifth in the gubernatorial primary, securing just over 12 percent of the vote after failing to secure President Donald Trump's endorsement.
- Mace linked her defeat to a public break with Trump over her push to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, defying the president by signing a discharge petition to force a House vote.
- Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson will advance to a June 23 runoff after securing 28.9 percent and 26.2 percent respectively, with no candidate clearing 50 percent.
- In an unexpected move, Mace endorsed Wilson on Tuesday night, stating she remains 'at peace' with the result and describing her focus on the files as a 'moral emergency.'
- Having given up her House seat, Mace signaled no retreat from public life, with Politico reporting she may use her remaining months on Capitol Hill to potentially disrupt Trump's legislative agenda.
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Nancy Mace Teases Private-Sector Return After Crushing Defeat In South Carolina Governor’s Race - Real News Now
Rep. Nancy Mace signaled that her time in elected office may be coming to an end after suffering a decisive defeat in South Carolina’s Republican gubernatorial primary. The South Carolina congresswoman finished a distant fifth in the race and later suggested she plans to leave public office when her current House term concludes. “Headed back to the private sector at the end of this term, as the Founders intended,” Mace wrote on X. “When I ran in…
Nancy Mace Concedes South Carolina Gubernatorial Primary After Failing To Gain Trump’s Support
by Nicole Silverio at CDN - Republican South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace conceded she lost her gubernatorial bid during Tuesday’s primary after failing to receive the endorsement of President Donald Trump. Trump-endorsed Republican South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Republican South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson advanced to a runoff, which will occur on June 23. Mace, who was in … Click to read the rest HERE-> Nancy Mace Concedes Sou…
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