Background
Benjamin Kincaid attended Iowa Central Community College. Kincaid's career experience includes working as an author.[1]
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Who are you? Tell us about yourself.
I am a Democrat running in Washington’s 1st Congressional District because I believe voters deserve practical, solutions first leadership rooted in evidence, accountability, and common sense. I am focused on affordability, public safety, healthcare reform, and protecting women and children. I am not running to repeat party slogans or defend the status quo. I am running to challenge failed approaches, ask hard questions, and deliver measurable results for working families in our district.
Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?
WA-01 deserves a practical Democrat focused on results, not slogans. I support evidence based policymaking, accountability, and measurable outcomes. Voters in this district want progress that is realistic, effective, and grounded in the real problems families face every day.Affordability and quality of life are at the center of this campaign. Families are being squeezed by housing costs, healthcare costs, and a tax system that feels disconnected from real life. I support reforms that help working and middle class households keep more of what they earn and live safely in the communities they call home.I am willing to speak clearly about issues many politicians avoid, including public safety failures, homelessness tied to addiction and severe mental illness, and the need to protect women only spaces and women’s sports. Voters deserve honesty, courage, and a representative who will put community safety and basic fairness ahead of political cowardice.
What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?
I am especially passionate about healthcare reform, homelessness, addiction and severe mental illness policy, public safety, women’s rights and sex based protections. Better protections for children and families. I am also deeply interested in practical tax reform. I believe public policy should be judged by outcomes, not by slogans, tribal loyalty, or political fashion.
Campaign websiteKincaid's campaign website stated the following:Homelessness, Addiction and Severe Mental IllnessHomelessness policy must recognize different root causes addiction, untreated severe mental illness and economic hardship. Rather than treating everyone through the same system. The campaign calls for a results driven national framework that balances compassion with accountability. Expanding treatment capacity, restoring neighborhood safety and tracking outcomes.→ Kincaid's Strategy to End HomelessnessPublic Safety, Criminal Justice and AccountabilityThis campaign is both pro safety and pro accountability. Key priorities include reducing street level crime. Addressing repeat violent offenders. Rebuilding public trust and restoring institutional mental health care for the most severely ill. Modernizing civil commitment laws with strong oversight.→ The Tragic Failure Behind the Lawrence Reed / Bethany MaGee CaseCrime, Guns and PreventionKincaid supports smart and enforceable gun safety policies. That improve secure storage and prevent illegal firearm trafficking. While protecting lawful ownership including addressing the widespread theft and circulation of small handguns used in everyday street crime.→ Kincaid's Gun Control & Safety PolicyTaxes, Cost of Living and HousingEliminate federal income tax liability for Americans earning $61,000 or less. Close loopholes for high earners and corporations. Expand federal incentives to increase affordable housing supply and reduce cost pressures on working families.→ No Federal Income Tax for Persons Earning $61,000 or Less→ Three Crises. One Solution. The Future of Housing.Healthcare Reform and Nurse SafetyRather than an overnight nationwide overhaul. This campaign supports a Public Option Pilot Program. A real world initiative to test what works before scaling nationally. The campaign also advocates for stronger safeguards for healthcare workers through a proposed Nurse Assault Prevention and Accountability Act.→ Healthcare Policy Proposal→ Nurse Assault Prevention and Accountability ActImmigration and LaborThis campaign rejects both extremes sanctuary style non enforcement and mass deportation as unworkable. It supports enforceable border security that balances fairness, labor needs and national integrity. Calls for reforming the H-1B program to target genuine skill shortages while protecting American workers from displacement.→ Kincaid's Immigration PolicyWomen's Safety and Fairness AgendaThis campaign supports clear, consistent standards that preserve sex based privacy in intimate spaces and fairness in women's sports. Women and girls deserve safety, dignity and a meaningful voice in shaping the rules that directly affect them. Common sense is not transphobic. This is one of the most developed policy platforms in the race.→ Stalking Victim Protection and Accountability Act→ Kincaid's Statement on the Olympus Spa Case→ Protecting Women's Sports & Sex-Based Privacy→ Endorses Washington Initiatives IL26-638 and IL26-001Protecting Girls: Ending Child Marriage in AmericaThis campaign supports ending child marriage nationwide by establishing 18 as the minimum legal age without exceptions for parental consent, judicial waivers or pregnancy. There have been cases where American girls were legally married at 10, 11, or 12. Since 2007 there have been nearly 8,700 spousal or fiancé visa approvals involving a minor. Including some as young as 13.→ Ending Child Marriage in AmericaCommunity Outreach and Neighborhood ProtectionThis campaign stands with local communities in historic neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Japantown and Little Saigon. Working to reduce the impacts of crime, addiction and chronic disorder while protecting small businesses. Preserving cultural heritage and improving public safety and quality of life.→ Kincaid's Statement to Chinatown, Japantown & Little SaigonEconomy, Jobs, the Tech Sector and Artificial IntelligenceThe economy must work for the people who build it not just shareholders and insiders. WA-01 is one of the most tech concentrated districts in the country. The next wave of disruption driven by artificial intelligence, automation and the abuse of the H-1B visa system is already here. This campaign has concrete proposals to protect American workers, hold corporations accountable and ensure that a college degree leads to real opportunity. Not to underemployment.→ Kincaid on Oracle's H-1B Filings→ Statement on Microsoft Layoffs→ No Federal Income Tax Under $61,000Foreign Policy and Human RightsThis campaign stands with the Iranian people's right to democracy and human rights. Condemns gender apartheid, opposes antisemitism without reservation. Supports Israel's right to exist as a democratic ally. These are not controversial positions. They are moral ones.→ A Plan for a Free Iran→ Statement on Gender Apartheid in Iran→ White House Office to Combat AntisemitismClimate and EnvironmentProtecting Puget Sound by investing in clean energy jobs. Meeting the climate moment with the urgency it demands for WA-01 and for future generations.→ Climate & Environmental Policy— Benjamin Kincaid's campaign website (July 22, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
On the 2026 ballot
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