South Carolina's 1st Congressional District
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Recent News About South Carolina's 1st Congressional District
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Rep. Nancy Mace Votes To Pass Ndaa
Scores major wins for South Carolina
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Mace’s MACE Act Marked Up by Committee on Oversight and Accountability
On July 12, the Committee on Oversight and Accountability marked up the MACE Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at modernizing federal cybersecurity job requirements to foster a more diverse and competitive workforce.
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Rep. Mace And Senators Graham, Gillibrand, & Durbin Introduce Protecting Older Americans Act
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-South Carolina), U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-New York), and Senator Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) introduced the bipartisan Protecting Older Americans Act.
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Rep. Nancy Mace Announces Winner Of Congressional Art Competition
Artwork to be hung in the U.S. Capitol Building on behalf of SC-01
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Reps. Mace, Pettersen, Fitzpatrick, And Moskowitz Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Address Mental Health Impacts Of School Safety Drills
Legislation comes during Gun Violence Awareness Month and in response to record levels of gun violence in schools
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Rep. Mace Introduces Maryam Rajavi At First Assembly Of Iranian Women Congressional Caucus
On May 18, the Iranian Women Caucus and the Iran Human Rights and Democracy Caucus held their first assembly in support of Iran’s uprising led by women and the human rights of the Iranian people.
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Mace, Correa, Bergman Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Protect Veterans
Representative Nancy Mace (SC-01) along with Representatives Lou Correa (CA-46) and Jack Bergman (MI-01) recently introduced H.R. 1822, the PLUS for Veterans Act of 2023, bipartisan legislation that will safeguard Veterans from fraud, abuse, and bad actors who seek to take advantage of them when they seek VA disability benefits.
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Mace, Kilmer Introduce Bipartisan Havens Act To Address Veteran Homlessness
Bipartisan Legislation Would Enact Pilot Program to Establish Individualized Transitional Homes for Veterans
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Mace, Mccollum Introduce Legisaltion To Strengthen Link Between Nonprofit Sector And Federal Government
Nonprofit “Stakeholders Engaging and Advancing Together (SEAT)” Act Will Enable Nonprofits to Better Serve Our Communities
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Mace, Correa, Bergman Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Protect Veterans
Representative Nancy Mace (SC-01) along with Representatives Lou Correa (CA-46) and Jack Bergman (MI-01) recently introduced H.R. 1822, the PLUS for Veterans Act of 2023, bipartisan legislation that will safeguard Veterans from fraud, abuse, and bad actors who seek to take advantage of them when they seek VA disability benefits.
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Mace, Kilmer Introduce Bipartisan Havens Act To Address Veteran Homlessness
On May 15, U.S. Representatives Derek Kilmer (WA-06) and Nancy Mace (SC-01) introduced the Housing America’s Veterans and Ensuring They Have Needed Services (HAVENS) Act, a bipartisan effort aimed at providing housing solutions for veterans experiencing homelessness.
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Mace, Mccollum Introduce Legisaltion To Strengthen Link Between Nonprofit Sector And Federal Government
Nonprofit “Stakeholders Engaging and Advancing Together (SEAT)” Act Will Enable Nonprofits to Better Serve Our Communities
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Rep. Mace And Carter Reintroduce The Bipartisan V.a. Flood Preparedness Act
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) released the following statement after the reintroduction of the bipartisan Veterans Affairs (V.A.) Flood Preparedness Act with Rep. Troy Carter (D-La.):
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Rep. Nancy Mace Statement On Irans Fight For Freedom
As the lead on the newly formed Iranian Women Congressional Caucus (IWCC), it is important to introduce House Resolution 310, "Condemning the Intentional Lack of Action by the Islamic Republic of Iran in addressing the crisis of poisoning of Iranian school girls, Daughters of Iranian Revolution."
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Rep. Nancy Mace's Riley Gaines Report Amendment Passes House
On April 21, 2023, Rep. Nancy Mace (SC-01) successfully got her “Riley Gaines Report” Amendment passed through the House as part of H.R 734, the Protecting Women and Girls in Sports Act.