New polling suggests Republican Rep. Nancy Mace's bid for governor of South Carolina is in danger.

A survey released Tuesday from the polling firm Wick found Mace is fourth in the crowded primary field, with just 10.5% of the vote, behind state Attorney General Alan Wilson, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, and fellow U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman.

That's a much worse result than her standing in an October poll from Winthrop University, which found Mace in first, with 17% support among Republican voters.

Wick found Mace with the highest unfavorables in the group of Republican candidates. Nearly half of likely GOP primary voters (48.5%) view Mace unfavorably, compared with 30.0% who have a positive view. That unfavorable rating is leaps and bounds worse than the rest of the leading Republicans in the fie

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