Mark Sanford
Coverage of Mark Sanford in the Nexus archive.
- Mark Sanford quits political comeback years after he disappeared in Argentina with mistress
Mark Sanford has abandoned his political comeback efforts years after his scandal involving a disappearance to Argentina with his mistress. The incident, which resurfaced his past controversies, continues to impact his political career.
- Mark Sanford quits House race after one month, says fighting national debt is better done outside politics
Mark Sanford, former South Carolina governor and congressman, has ended his House race to focus on a nonpartisan nonprofit addressing the national debt. He cited the need for grassroots pressure to combat the U.S. financial trajectory, noting his decision comes amid his family life and political history, including a 2009 scandal.
- Mark Sanford quits House race after one month, says fighting national debt is better done outside politics
Mark Sanford, former South Carolina governor and Republican congressman, has withdrawn from his House race to launch a nonprofit focused on addressing the national debt. He cited the need for sustained grassroots efforts to tackle the country's financial issues and plans to prioritize family time with his first grandchild.
- Sanford, former South Carolina governor, drops bid for old House seat
Mark Sanford, the Republican former governor of South Carolina and former congressman, ended his campaign for his old House seat on Thursday. He announced plans to launch a national nonprofit and grassroots movement focused on addressing the national debt.
- Mark Sanford launches his comeback bid to Congress
Former Rep. Mark Sanford is launching a bid for South Carolina's first congressional district seat in a crowded Republican primary. His campaign focuses on national debt, despite his controversial past including a 2009 extramarital affair scandal and previous political setbacks.