As the 2026 South Carolina Republican gubernatorial primary looms, tensions are rising between top contenders Rep. Nancy Mace and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson. In a recent exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Wilson accused Mace of ‘ranting and raving’ for the past six months, claiming she has yet to formally announce her candidacy. Mace, who recently launched her campaign, has targeted Wilson’s leadership, accusing him of turning a blind eye to sexual assault allegations against women, including herself.
Wilson dismissed Mace’s accusations as a distraction from her liberal voting record, stating ‘she thinks about me more than I think about her.’ He emphasized his dedication to protecting children, combating corruption, and his military background, including combat experience in Iraq. Mace, in contrast, highlighted her support from law enforcement and her commitment to women’s rights, while vying for President Donald Trump’s endorsement. With the race heating up, both candidates are positioning themselves as strong contenders for the governor’s office, with Wilson focusing on reforming education and infrastructure, and M’the race heating up, both candidates are positioning themselves as strong contenders for the governor’s office, with Wilson focusing on reforming education and infrastructure, and Mace advocating for women’s rights and accountability.