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Nancy Mace Upsets Joe Cunningham in South Carolina's First Congressional District

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Nancy Mace upset incumbent Democrat Congressman Joe Cunningham in South Carolina’s first congressional district early on Wednesday morning, the AP reported. South Carolina's first district was rated as a "toss up" headed into election day.

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Mace is the first female to graduate from The Citadel, and managed to unseat a popular incumbent congressman after clearing a crowded primary field in June. Mace was fiercely supported by Rep. Elise Stefanik's (R-NY) PAC supporting Republican women, as well as Winning for Women.

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Mace's victory adds another GOP woman to the caucus in Congress as Republicans continue to increase female representation in the party. 

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