McBride, the first out transgender person elected to Congress, will serve in the House starting next year, and Mace doesn't want her using women's bathrooms at the Capitol.

South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace’s bathroom crusade is nothing more than a shallow stunt for attention, at least according to the lawmaker’s former communications director. Mace has spent the majority of her week advancing a bill with the aim of banning one person from using toilets on Capitol Hill—Representative-elect Sarah McBride,

Nancy Mace's Transgender Bathroom Bill, also known as Nancy Mace's Anti-Trans Capitol Bathroom Bill, refers to a resolution introduced by Republican South

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) is using publicity from her legislation to prevent transgender women from using women’s restroom facilities in federal buildings to sell merchandise to her followers on the social platform X.

Republican Representative Nancy Mace placed a label reading "biological" above a sign for a women's bathroom in the U.S. Capitol, just weeks before the first openly transgender member of Congress is sworn in. Mace, a South Carolina Congresswoman, filed a bill this week seeking to ban transgender women from using women's bathrooms at the Capitol.

A South Carolina congresswoman, Nancy Mace, is doubling down on her transgender bathroom bill by introducing a secondary proposal that would extend the ban to all single-sex facilities on federal property across the country.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) unveiled a resolution on Monday that would ban transgender women from using female bathrooms inside the Capitol — drawing immediate criticism from Democratic Rep.-elect Sarah McBride, who will be the first openly transgender member of Congress.