The curious case of Nancy Mace
After Jan. 6, one GOP freshman swung away from Donald Trump then seemed to swing back — until a recent vote that nudged her back away.
www.politico.comHere’s the latest on Nancy Mace based on recent public reporting:
- In 2025, there was media coverage about Mace weighing a possible move to statewide office, with comments indicating she would decide soon and highlighting policy disagreements as motivations. This suggested she was considering options beyond her current congressional seat, though later reporting indicated she denied plans to retire or leave Congress in that period.
- By late 2025 and into 2026, her official communications emphasized legislative activity in Congress, including a 2026 press release where she urged the Department of Justice to indict Dr. Anthony Fauci before a statute of limitations expired. This reflects her ongoing focus on high-profile partisan issues.
- Publicly available bios and media pages show she remained a member of Congress through early 2026, with activity centered on South Carolina issues and national policy positions.
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