Overview
- Mace argued she may be “forced” to run because South Carolina has gone “woke” over the last few years.
- A crowded Republican primary already includes Attorney General Alan Wilson, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, Rep. Ralph Norman, and Sen. Josh Kimbrell.
- She has portrayed the contest as a two-person race with Wilson, taking aim at his approach to criminal justice.
- No candidate has secured President Trump’s endorsement, though Evette has touted her close ties to him.
- Mace has realigned from a post-January 6 Trump skeptic to a vocal ally embracing anti-“woke” messaging.