Schuyler Kropf

2 months ago | postandcourier.com | Schuyler Kropf

On Feb. 10, U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace took to the House of Representatives floor to present a nearly hour-long speech describing how she uncovered evidence of recorded voyeurism, sexual abuse and assault going back years. She accused her former fiancé and three of his associates of being "predators" behind acts that she said included drugging and sexually assaulting women and filming them without their knowledge. The following is a timeline of important dates and what's been reported so far.

2 months ago | postandcourier.com | Caitlin Byrd |Schuyler Kropf

U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace said her confidential hotline was inundated with calls and text messages in the hours since she accused four men, including her ex-fiancé, of sexual exploitation, voyeurism and assault against multiple women. But a leading advocate who works with victims of sexual assault and other crimes said Mace's recorded phone line is a risky and dangerous way to try to get survivors of sexual assault to come forward.

2 months ago | postandcourier.com | Schuyler Kropf

Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace, 47, has represented the coastal 1st Congressional District in South Carolina since 2020. The seat stretches from greater Charleston to Beaufort County. Here's a quick synopsis of Mace's career:No newcomer to national headlinesIn 1999, Mace became the first female graduate of the formerly all-male Corps of Cadets at The Citadel, the state military college in Charleston.

Jan 21, 2025 | postandcourier.com | Schuyler Kropf

NORTH CHARLESTON — A former Charleston County School Board member won the Jan. 21 special Democratic primary for an open seat in the state House of Representatives on an election day overshadowed by winter weather. Because no Republican filed for the House District 113 seat, Courtney Waters has a likely path toward serving in the state House of Representatives after the settling election is held March 25. With all precincts reporting, final unofficial results gave Waters 70 percent of the vote.

Jan 17, 2025 | postandcourier.com | Schuyler Kropf

NORTH CHARLESTON — A special Democratic primary to fill a vacant Statehouse seat previously held by former state Rep. Marvin Pendarvis will be held Jan. 21. Three candidates are in the House District 113 field, all of whom are Democrats. No Republicans filed for the opening. The candidates include: state Democratic Party Third Vice Chair Michelle Brandt; Kim Clark, who most recently worked in early childhood education; and former Charleston County School Board member Courtney Waters.