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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(Charleston, S.C., July 18, 2025) — Congresswoman Nancy Mace (SC-01) announced today a $24,666,750 FY25 Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Grant awarded to Dorchester County by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The funding will support a major infrastructure upgrade for U.S. Highway 78, enhancing traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and economic development throughout the region. |
Our office regularly writes letters of support, whether it's for local police departments, infrastructure projects, or community programs.
We supported federal funding for the Yemassee Police Department. Helping our communities get the resources they need is just one way we serve the Lowcountry.
Congratulations to Caroline Davey, our South Carolina District 1 Congressional Art Competition winner.
She painted the Old Santee Canal Otter, our favorite among hundreds of outstanding submissions. Her piece now hangs in the hallway of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.
Lowcountry First.
We wrote a letter of support for Charleston County School District’s Violence Protection efforts, because every student and teacher deserves a safe place to learn and grow.
Lowcountry First.
Three Tren de Aragua gang members arrested in Summerville. Ties to narcotics. Ties to violent crime.
Not in our district. Not in our state. Not in our country. These are criminals: illegal, dangerous, and here to prey on our communities. We won’t stand for it.
30 years ago today The Citadel began allowing women to enroll as cadets.
Thank you to The Citadel to being the iron that sharpened me.
The Lowcountry always has, and always will play a vital role in our country's history.
On June 28, 1776, British ships sailed right into the Lowcountry, to the beaches on Sullivan's Island. We celebrate the brave men who fought, not just for South Carolina, but for our nation's independence.
We delivered a strong letter of support for Chief Doug Wright and the Summerville Police Department in their application for