SC ‘s Nancy Mace takes bathroom bill debate to Capitol Hill restrooms. This comes as Sarah McBride, a Delaware Democrat, will be the first openly transgender woman elected to Congress.

South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace introduces a resolution limiting access to single-sex facilities in the Capitol based on biological sex. The move ignites a fierce debate over transgender rights and discrimination,

Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina has introduced a resolution to ban trans women from using women’s restrooms at the Capitol, saying it’s “absolutely” due to Sarah McBride’s election to Congress.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace said she's going to "fight like hell" for a resolution to keep Sarah McBride from using the women's bathroom.

A sitting congresswoman is pushing to get the incoming, first-ever openly transgender member of Congress barred from using women’s bathrooms at the U.S. Capitol.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace said Tuesday that the bill she introduced to ban transgender women from using women's restrooms at the U.S. Capitol was "absolutely" in response to Rep.-elect Sarah McBride's entering Congress.

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.

The South Carolina Republican’s resolution comes two weeks after the historic election of Democrat Sarah McBride, a trans woman, to Congress.

Nancy Mace introduces anti-transgender bathroom bill targeting first openly transgender Delaware congresswoman, Sarah McBride.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) said Tuesday that her effort to ban transgender women from using female bathrooms at the U.S. Capitol is a direct response to the election of Sarah McBride, who is set to be the first openly transgender person in Congress.