Nancy Mace, Maceopedia: The Public Record
Until Nancy Mace Is No Longer in Congress
Last scheduled day of congressional session: Thursday, December 17, 2026
Top Dispatches
October 29, 2026 · DispatchNancy Mace Backed Ending Daylight Saving Time. Then She Didn't Show Up to Vote On It.
Nancy Mace was recorded Not Voting on the July 14 passage vote, and in her final year in Congress she missed a higher share of roll calls than all but two of the 426 members on the Clerk's record for every roll call. Through September 16 she was Not Voting on 103 of 314 roll calls, 32.8 percent. Two members missed more, and both told the public why. For July 13 and 14, and for most of her other missed votes, we found no reason from her. Her absence did not change the 308 to 117 result, and the Senate has not acted. This page sets the Clerk's record beside her posts, with every source.
October 27, 2026 · DispatchNancy Mace Keeps Clashing With Her Own Party, One Week Before Election Day
In a week the retiring congresswoman has taken on the Vice President's defense of an Ohio ad, her party's spending in South Carolina, her own committee and the Iran war. Some of it breaks with Trump's camp. Some does not.
October 26, 2026 · DispatchHe Asked Nancy Mace About Town Halls. 54 Seconds Later, She Cursed at Him
The Man in the Store, a narrated documentary built from both phone videos of the April 19, 2025 argument at an Ulta Beauty in Mount Pleasant, S.C. Ely Murray-Quick asked Rep. Nancy Mace whether she would hold more town halls. Fifty-four seconds after he repeated the question, she cursed at him on camera. ABC News 4 and CNN report that both used profanity. Mace says she felt threatened and harassed; Murray-Quick says he stayed at least eight feet away and that there was no aggression. Three days later she told ABC News 4 her first in-person town hall of the year was the next day.
October 23, 2026 · DispatchNancy Mace, Then and Now
What Nancy Mace said early in her career, set beside what she said later, on Donald Trump, the independent voice, Muslims and Ilhan Omar, gay and transgender Americans, and friends and enemies. Her own words, dated and attributed, with her explanations.
October 22, 2026 · DispatchNancy Mace is leaving Congress. Why, and what is next?
Nancy Mace recorded her goodbye to Congress at home on Oct. 22, 2026. She leaves the U.S. House on Jan. 3, 2027, and gives four reasons: a term-limit promise, press coverage she calls false, threats, and fatigue. Each is set beside the public record, from her 2020 win to fifth place in the June 9 governor primary, along with reasons she did not list: a House Ethics review with no announced result, and $176,206.28 in campaign payments to two law firms that the FEC filings describe only as legal fees, with no FEC investigation on the public record. Then the race for her seat and the media business she is building next.
The First Call: Mace and Berg, April 6, 2024
Rep. Nancy Mace’s first recorded phone call with Ali Berg, April 6, 2024: 21 verbatim clips grouped by topic, with a clock showing when each line was said. Full audio published by FITSNews; recording produced in the ADW v. Berg civil litigation. All allegations are unproven and contested; the named parties deny wrongdoing; litigation is ongoing.
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EthicsThe House Ethics investigationAn independent watchdog, the Office of Congressional Conduct, voted 6-0 to refer Mace to the House Ethics Committee over lodging reimbursements she drew from her official allowance for a D.C. home she co-owned. The Committee released the report and expanded its review; no violation has been found, and Mace denies wrongdoing.Read the record →
Allegations‘I hacked into his computer and phone’A sworn affidavit attests Mace said it in person. In her own court filings she denies she “hacked” the phone, but admits she accessed the hidden folders on Patrick Bryant’s phone using a four-digit code, insisting he had given her access. Contested and unproven; litigation ongoing.See the affidavit →
The about-faceMace endorses the man she called a ‘p*dophile protector’After finishing fifth, she conceded the governor’s race and backed Alan Wilson, the rival she had spent months branding a “p*dophile protector.” The label was Mace’s characterization of an opponent, which Wilson rejects.Read the article →Search Maceopedia
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Meme of the MomentThe ‘Trashy’ face-tattoo memeA reader-submitted remix photoshops fake tattoos onto a Mace pool selfie, “Trashy” across the forehead, a Playboy bunny, “JUSTICE” down one arm. It is not a real photo; the joke plays on the nine real tattoos she told Politico she got “in rapid succession” in Congress.See the meme →In Her Own Words
Read every quote →Nancy Mace’s ten most-cited public statements, verbatim from the record, each linked to a fully sourced entry.
“I Am Totally Broken”
The full state-of-mind record →Her own dated words about her mental and emotional state, beside what named observers have said on the record. No clinician has publicly assessed her, and Maceopedia adopts no characterization; the record is tracked as it grows, and readers can judge. The latest entries:
| Date | Quote | Who / where |
|---|---|---|
| “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” | Mace, posting Jeremiah 29:11 without comment, four weeks after the primary | |
| “Enjoying my first cup of coffee since getting my ass kicked last night…” | Mace, the morning after her fifth-place primary finish | |
| “The only thing I hope is she gets the help she needs. … Some people warned when she was an early candidate, ‘Watch out, she’s not all there.’ I didn’t.” | Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, to The Washington Post, his fourth such on-record statement since 2023 | |
| “So my story is I am totally broken. … There’s no end of the story where I’m whole.” | Mace, to Politico Magazine |
In Pictures
View all dispatches →Nine moments from the public record. Each photograph links to its fully sourced entry; the images are hosted by the outlets that published them.
Greatest Hits
View all memes →The viral moments, self-owns, and clapbacks that turned Nancy Mace into a recurring punchline, the most-documented entries in the catalog.
The Babylon Bee turns the Mace tattoo bit into a video: matching ink with a sleeveless Speaker Johnson
Nancy Mace says she is "now regretting" not running for the Senate. She finished fifth of five for governor, then ruled herself out of this very seat.
Nancy Mace's 'OnlyFans Soft Launch' Hazy IPA: the beer-can meme her own Lowcountry is passing around
The Babylon Bee gives Nancy Mace's tattoos the satire treatment: matching ink with Speaker Mike Johnson
"Right to bear arms"
The 'Trashy' face-tattoo meme
"We approve this message": Mace endorses the "MWGA" Waffle House meme
"I know where all the waffles are being cooked": Mar hits Mace with the third Waffle House meme
Greatest-Hits Clips
View all clips →Ready-to-share vertical video clips of Mace's most-quotable on-record lines, each from a verified public-domain, official, or her-own-channel source.
Mace Hits Mehdi Hasan With His Own Deleted "Make American Planes Crash Again" Post on Piers Morgan
Judge Judy on Nancy Mace: It's Ridiculous.
She Called Clancy a Serial Killer. The Next Morning She Said She Enjoyed the Fight.
"You're a Racist Bigot!" Mehdi Hasan Calls Out Nancy Mace to Her Face on Piers Morgan
"This Was Murder" on Her Show. "Public Execution" on TMZ. Same Week.
Anne Emerson, Crime Podcaster: Nancy Mace is totally out of her depth here.
Nancy Mace breaks with Trump on his $5,000 "dividend" check - again, on her own show
Nancy Mace Just Voted to Rein In Trump's Iran War: One of 7 Republicans, Six Months After She Vowed to 'Finish the Job'
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