Lowcountry
Welcome to our Lowcountry page! We work every day for the heart of South Carolina’s coastal region, whether improving local jobs, advocating for infrastructure upgrades, or supporting small businesses. We’ve hosted countless meetings with community leaders, townhalls, and meetings with business owners to ensure we are your voice in Washington. Stay tuned for more updates on how we’re making the Lowcountry a better place to live, work, and thrive!
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June 12, 2025, Washington, DC - Congresswoman Nancy Mace released the following statement regarding the arrest of South Carolina State Representative RJ May:
“Law enforcement work hard to expose pedophiles and child molesters,” said Congresswoman Mace. “Public office is not a shield. If you abuse your position and harm children, you deserve to rot behind bars, not hide behind a title.”
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Housing and Infrastructure Programming Day!
We had the pleasure of hosting Joe Mitchell from HUD, Charleston Habitat for Humanity, One80 Place, Charleston Home Builders, and South Carolina Realtors for a powerful discussion on how we can work together to put South Carolina First.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace will meet with the family of 10-year-old Tanner Czuar, who was a victim in a recent car attack outside of his school on Sullivan’s Island. The suspect is being charged with attempted murder.
Congresswoman Mace’s visit is not only to stand in unwavering support of the family, but to lead the effort to ensure no one else has to experience a tragedy like this again. Congresswoman Mace will be presenting Tanner Czuar with a Patriot Award from her office for his courage and bravery.
(Washington, D.C., May 15, 2025) - Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduced the Supporting Equal Access to Tables (SEAT) Act to defend Lowcountry restaurants and small businesses from unauthorized third-party reservation services. These services, often powered by bots, list and resell bookings without restaurant approval, misleading customers and stealing revenue from independent restaurant owners.
(Charleston, S.C., May 1, 2025) — Today, Congresswoman Nancy Mace welcomes Vice President JD Vance and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin in South Carolina’s First Congressional District for a visit to Nucor Steel. The visit highlights the Trump Administration’s continued focus on putting South Carolina workers, manufacturers, and families first.
(April 24, 2024. Charleston, S.C.) – In the wake of a town hall Congresswoman Nancy Mace participated in at the Dataw Island community, a small group of protestors attempted to hijack the conversation, but they weren’t even from the district, or the state.
(April 23, 2025, Beaufort, SC) – Congresswoman Nancy Mace (SC-01) will participate in a Town Hall hosted by the Dataw Island Owners Association on Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025. Members of the media are invited to attend.
Prior to the start of the event, a media gaggle will be held outside the venue with Congresswoman Mace. Press access inside the town hall will be restricted to designated seating at the back of the room.
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(Charleston, S.C., April 21st, 2025) — Congresswoman Nancy Mace announced the promotion of Sydney Long to Communications Director.
A College of Charleston alumna, Long has deep roots in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. She served as the Congressional office’s Digital Director and local Press Secretary, where she played a key role in shaping the Congresswoman’s communications strategy.
(Washington, D.C. April 8th 2025) Congresswoman Mace made the following statement:
”This is Eric Bowman, one of the four men I mentioned in my February floor speech, has now been arrested for stalking and harassment in the first degree. Booked early this morning. If you harm women and kids you should face the full force of the law.”
Mace added, “Justice is coming.”
Chief Rick Gebhardt, on behalf of the Hanahan Police Department, genuinely appreciates Congresswoman Mace and her team’s steady support. Whether it’s helping secure grant funding or sharing guidance on crucial equipment purchases, their dedicated assistance makes all the difference in keeping both officers and the community safe.
Read the letter in full below.