Nancy Lacore

@nancylacore.bsky.social

Nancy Lacore is a mom of six, Navy vet, and retired Rear Admiral running for Congress in South Carolina’s 1st District. nancylacore.com

In Congress, I will fight to lower health care costs. Hardworking families should be able to get the care they need, when they need it, without going into debt. It's time to put people before special interests and deliver real relief for American families.

On Tuesday, I visited the USS Yorktown. As a former Navy helicopter pilot, walking her decks brought back a lot of memories and reminded me of the oath I took to support and defend the Constitution.

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Hardworking families across the Lowcountry are doing everything right, but the cost of living keeps getting higher. I’m running for Congress because people who work hard deserve the opportunity to get ahead, not just get by.

South Carolina families deserve a future they can afford. In SC-01, housing costs have climbed far too high for too long. I will fight for policies that bring relief, expand opportunity, and make it possible for every family to succeed.

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Friday, I had the pleasure of visiting Kids on Point summer camp for story time! Programs like these are incredibly important to the community, and I have the greatest respect for the educators who run them.

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Spent most of Thursday in Beaufort County, and it was time well spent. I started the day having a great conversation with a group of local veterans in Beaufort, listening to their concerns and hearing firsthand what matters most to them.

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Earlier this week, I sat down with several veterans in Charleston County to talk through the issues that are important to them, including VA healthcare. These honest, in-person conversations matter. Thank you to everyone who joined us. I’m listening, and we’ll keep the conversations going.

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On July 6, 1976, the U.S. Naval Academy inducted its first 81 female midshipmen. The following day, 119 cadets were admitted to West Point for the first time. And on July 8, 1948, the Air Force accepted its first female airmen through the Women in the Air Force program.

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Senator Mark Kelly’s endorsement is meaningful because we share the belief that public service is about delivering results not political games. We’ve both seen how D.C. dysfunction gets in the way of service. I’m proud to have his support as we work to bring integrity and focus back to Washington.

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Congratulations to Berkeley County Council candidate Ralph Prioleau on a great campaign launch! I was honored to receive this amazing piece of art from Willis Sanders, and proud to stand alongside Sylvia Wright, nominee for State Superintendent, as we look ahead to the work in front of us.

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Patriotism is about loving this country enough to serve it, to defend the Constitution, and do the hard work of making America stronger for the next generation. That’s the kind of patriotism I believe in.

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Thank you to Bethel AME for opening your doors to me and my family for your Father’s Day service today! It was especially meaningful to worship with fellow veterans, and I’m grateful we got to capture that moment together in the photo.

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Happy Father’s Day to two extraordinary men who have shaped my life in different but equally important ways. Though my dad never got to see me as serving as an admiral, he was my inspiration. And to my husband, Pat, thanks for being the best dad to our six children.

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Had a great day in Berkeley County knocking doors and walking in the Moncks Corner Juneteenth parade with Rep. JA Moore! Congratulations to the town of Moncks Corner for such a successful first Juneteenth celebration!

Honoring Juneteenth as a milestone of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of justice. Today we reflect on our history, celebrate progress, and recommit to building a more equitable future.

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