Representative Nancy Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, announced on Monday that she will not pursue a Senate seat to succeed the late Senator Lindsey Graham. Mace stated that she has "unfinished business" in the House and emphasized her commitment to the current responsibilities she holds. She clarified that her decision is not an indication of retreat from political challenges but rather a focus on her existing role.
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Rep. Nancy Mace Declines Senate Run
Rep. Nancy Mace has announced that she will not run for the Senate seat left vacant by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Mace cited her ongoing responsibilities in the House as the reason for her decision.
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