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Trump sweating as 'thorn in his side' looks set for shock Republican Party win: report

The article reports that Trump is weighing the political effects of an endorsement as Mace performs well in the race.

Trump sweating as 'thorn in his side' looks set for shock Republican Party win: report
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May 2, 2026
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Raw Story, citing Axios, reports that Nancy Mace is polling well against her Republican opponents in South Carolina’s gubernatorial race, while Trump’s allies are wary of her candidacy and his possible endorsement choices. Mace’s adviser disputes Axios’ account of her seeking Trump’s endorsement.

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Donald Trump
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President whose possible endorsement is a focus of the Republican gubernatorial race

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Nancy Mace
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South Carolina representative running for governor

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Ralph Norman
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Representative criticized by a source close to the White House

Joe Wilson
R · SC-2

Representative whose relationship with Trump could be affected by an endorsement

ALSO MENTIONED  Alan Wilson, South Carolina attorney general and gubernatorial candidate; Pamela Evette, South Carolina lieutenant governor and Republican gubernatorial candidate

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