GOP Rep. Nancy Mace was reportedly forced to cancel a Thursday speech after nearly no one bothered to show up.

During her 2025 gubernatorial campaign in South Carolina, Representative Nancy Mace was scheduled to address a group at a Moms for Liberty event in Myrtle Beach. Upon arriving at the venue, it became apparent that the turnout was significantly lower than the organizers had anticipated or promoted. With only approximately eight people present at the scheduled start time, the congresswoman opted not to proceed with the planned address.gomag.comgomag.comSc Rep Nancy Mace Cancels Moms for Liberty Rally After Almost No One ShowsThe Turnout: While organizers had reportedly anticipated or promoted an attendance of over 100 people, local reports—including those from My Horry News*—indicated that only eight people were present at the scheduled start time Instead, she...thedailybeast.comthedailybeast.comNancy Mace Cancels Speech After Just 8 People Show UpThis event was widely reported by outlets such as The Daily Beast, The Independent, HuffPost, and The Advocate as a significant campaign stumble during her 2025 gubernatorial bid

Instead of delivering the speech, Mace spent time interacting with the few attendees who had arrived and answering questions from members of the media who were on-site to cover the event.the-independent.comthe-independent.comNancy Mace Canceled Speech South Carolina B2813390Mace, who was running for Governor of South Carolina at the time, was scheduled to deliver a speech at a "parental rights" event in Myrtle Beach hosted by the Horry County chapter of Moms for Liberty The Outcome: Upon arriving to find a... News reports from the time confirmed that her campaign team subsequently informed the media that the speech was canceled due to the minimal attendance.evrimagaci.orgevrimagaci.orgNancy Mace Cancels Speech As Campaign Stumbles in South CarolinaThe claim that U.S. Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC) was forced to cancel a scheduled speech due to low attendance is accurate and well-documented by multiple news organizations from August 2025 Mace, who was running for Governor of South...+3 more