Nancy Mace

U.S. Representative, R-S.C.. 6 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2020 to 2025. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.

Checked by PolitiFact7 Nov 2025United States Politics and government

Nancy Mace, U.S. Representative

“New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani “is bringing Sharia law to America.”

PolitiFact rated this: Pants on Fire

PolitiFact says: Zohran Mamdani has never said he seeks to implement Shariah in New York City, or anywhere in the U.S. An expert told PolitiFact that Mamdani’s support for gay rights and decriminalizing sex work are the "antithesis" of …

Checked by PolitiFact3 Apr 2024United States Crime and security

Nancy Mace, U.S. Representative, R-S.C.

“Since Joe Biden took office, crime has skyrocketed across our country.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly False

PolitiFact says: Overall violent crime and homicides are down during Joe Biden’s presidency. Some types of property crime are also down, though motor vehicle theft notably rose.

Checked by Washington Post10 Jan 2024United States

Nancy Mace, Member of Congress (R-S.C.)

“Based on the evidence I’ve seen so far, I think the number is going to be north of $50 million that we’re talking about here. This will go down as one of the most politically corrupt presidents and families in U.S. history.”

Washington Post rated this: False

Washington Post says: At best, the Biden family (mainly Hunter) received $15 million from overseas

Checked by The Dispatch Fact Check12 Oct 2023United States

Nancy Mace

“Steve Scalise has ties to white supremacists”

The Dispatch Fact Check rated this: Unproven

Checked by PolitiFact12 Oct 2020United States

Nancy Mace, Republican candidate for U.S. House seat in South Carolina

“Says Joe Cunningham voted for $5 million in taxpayer funds to go into his and other politicians’ campaigns to pay for personal expenses and TV ads.”

PolitiFact rated this: Half True

PolitiFact says: The vote was for a bill that would provide, with restrictions, federal matching funds for House and presidential campaigns, with a limit of $5 million per qualified House candidate. The money would not come from taxes.

Checked by PolitiFact14 Aug 2020United States Elections

Nancy Mace, 2020 Republican congressional candidate from South Carolina

“Says Kamala Harris “advocated for restoring voting rights for the Boston bomber.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly False

PolitiFact says: Harris has not said she would advocate for giving the Boston Marathon bomber the right to vote, only that she is open to it. Asked if prisoners such as the bomber should vote, she said there should be a conversation.