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Trump Endorses for South Carolina Governor Primary; Nancy Mace Hardest Hit

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Coverage of this endorsement varies significantly across outlets. The New York Times emphasizes Evette's role in redistricting efforts, framing the endorsement within the context of Republican electoral strategy. In contrast, right-leaning…
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Trump Endorses for South Carolina Governor Primary; Nancy Mace Hardest Hit
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President Donald Trump has endorsed South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Pam Evette for the gubernatorial race, surprising many, including Congresswoman Nancy Mace. Mace, who previously endorsed Trump and was vying for the same position, expressed her disbelief on social media after the endorsement was announced. Evette has received praise from Trump for her loyalty and commitment to his agenda, positioning her as a strong candidate for governor.

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Trump Endorses for South Carolina Governor Primary; Nancy Mace Hardest Hit By Jennifer Oliver O'Connell | 9:45 PM on May 29, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein In between his Iran decision making and torching the courts for their ruling against him on the Trump-Kennedy Center on Friday, President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to issue a string of endorsements in key Republican primary races. Republican Rep. Nancy Mace (SC-01) is not running for reelection to Congress because she put her hat in early to run for governor of South Carolina.

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