Representative Nancy Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, has faced scrutiny regarding her attendance record in the House of Representatives. According to official House Clerk records, Mace has been absent for more than 100 legislative measures throughout the year, amounting to a missed vote rate of over 36 percent.

The report emerged shortly after Mace publicly discussed the demands and difficulty of her congressional work schedule. While the clerk's data provides a quantitative look at her participation in roll call votes, the context of her absences—such as whether they were due to committee work, travel, or other official duties—remains a point of discussion. The Independent highlighted the discrepancy between her public statements about her workload and the documented frequency of her absences from the House floor. No official response from Mace’s office regarding the specific breakdown of these absences was included in the initial reporting.