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Draft legislation prepared by Kincaid for Congress. These are working drafts  not perfect and not written in stone. They represent a foundation that will be refined over time in coordination with legal counsel and relevant authorities upon election to Congress.

The bills listed below represent Kincaid's legislative agenda for the 120th Congress. Each links to the full policy statement and draft bill text on this website. Rough drafts are rough drafts. They may evolve over time. The ideas behind them will not.

Tax Reform  ·  H.R. XXXX

Real Tax Reform and Simplification Act of 2027

Eliminates federal income tax liability and filing requirements for individual taxpayers with annual earned income of $61,000 or less. Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means. Fiscal offset provided through restoration of pre-2017 top marginal rates and elimination of preferential capital gains treatment on income over $1,000,000.

Key provisions: Automatic IRS exemption via W-2/1099 reporting  ·  Voluntary filing option retained  ·  Self-employment tax unchanged  ·  Effective: taxable years beginning after December 31, 2027

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Child Protection  ·  H.R. ____

Child Marriage Elimination Act of 2027  ("No Exceptions Act")

Prohibits the marriage of individuals under the age of 18 in any state, territory, or tribal jurisdiction recognized by federal law, with no exceptions for parental consent, judicial authorization, emancipation, or pregnancy. Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary and the Committee on Education and the Workforce.

Key provisions: National minimum marriage age of 18 with zero exceptions  ·  Federal funding tied to state compliance  ·  Civil rights cause of action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983  ·  DOJ annual compliance reporting  ·  Effective: 180 days after enactment

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Healthcare Reform  ·  H.R. XXXX

Universal Healthcare Innovation and Pilot Act of 2025 (UHIPA)

Establishes a regional, publicly funded universal healthcare pilot program beginning with the acquisition and reopening of Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital in Pennsylvania. A real-world, data-driven test of universal healthcare before any national rollout  the approach that Medicare for All has never had. Referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce.

Key provisions: $16B acquisition fund + $1B/year for 5 years  ·  Voluntary enrollment for all residents within 30-mile radius  ·  No out-of-pocket costs for covered services  ·  Annual congressional reporting  ·  Sunset after 6 years unless reauthorized

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Public Safety  ·  H.R. ____

Stalking Victim Protection and Accountability Act of 2027

Strengthens federal anti-stalking laws, establishes mandatory minimum sentences for aggravated stalking offenses, creates a National Stalker Alert System (NSAS), requires mandatory mental health intervention for dangerous stalkers, and adds a public figure sentencing enhancement. Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.

Key provisions: 3–15 year mandatory minimum for interstate stalking  ·  +5 years when victim is a public figure  ·  National Stalker Alert System with real-time law enforcement alerts  ·  GPS monitoring and travel restrictions for high-risk stalkers  ·  Mandatory psychiatric treatment  ·  $50M/year in state grants 2028–2032

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Antisemitism  ·  H.R. ____

White House Office to Combat Antisemitism Act of 2027 (WHOCA Act)

Establishes a permanent White House Office to Combat Antisemitism within the Executive Office of the President, led by a Senate confirmed Director. Creates an Interagency Working Group, a National Antisemitism Incident Tracking System, a bipartisan Advisory Council, and mandatory annual public reporting. Preserves and formally coordinates with the White House Jewish Liaison. Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary and the Committee on Oversight and Accountability.

Key provisions: Senate-confirmed Director  ·  24-hour rapid response protocol  ·  National incident tracking system updated quarterly  ·  Public dashboard  ·  $12M/year authorization  ·  25 full-time staff  ·  Uses IHRA definition of antisemitism

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Homelessness  ·  H.R. ____

Homeless Recovery and Rehabilitation Act of 2027 (HRRA)

Establishes a cause-specific, outcome-tracked national framework for addressing homelessness by distinguishing between the three root causes  addiction, severe mental illness, and economic hardship  and providing targeted interventions for each. Replaces one-size-fits-all housing-first approaches with evidence-based, accountability-driven solutions. $5 billion per year tied to measurable results.

Key provisions: Secure rehabilitation campuses for addiction (9–12+ months)  ·  Long-term psychiatric facilities for severe mental illness  ·  Short-term housing with job training for economic hardship  ·  National Homeless Oversight Board under HUD  ·  Public outcome dashboards  ·  Annual funding tied to performance

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Gun Safety  ·  H.R. ____

Secure Storage Act (Federal Secure Storage Law)

Requires all firearms to be stored in DOJ-certified lock boxes or gun safes when not under the owner's direct control, covering both homes and vehicles. Mandates 48-hour theft reporting. Establishes certified storage standards (California DOJ, UL 1037/1610, ASTM F2456). Provides retailer incentives and a tax credit for first-time safe purchases. From 2017–2021, over 1.07 million firearms were reported stolen  averaging 200,000 per year. This bill addresses the primary pipeline feeding street crime.

Key provisions: DOJ-certified storage required for all firearms  ·  Vehicle storage standards  ·  48-hour mandatory theft reporting  ·  Liability for unsecured stolen firearms  ·  Tax credit for first-time purchase  ·  Retailer incentive program

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

Healthcare Worker Safety  ·  H.R. ____

Nurse Assault Prevention and Accountability Act of 2027

Establishes mandatory federal penalties for assaulting healthcare workers, creates a public figure enhancement for attacks on medical personnel, requires mandatory psychiatric treatment for unstable offenders, and establishes a national monitoring system. Nearly three out of four workplace violence incidents in the private sector occur in healthcare settings. In many states, assaulting a nurse is still treated as a minor misdemeanor.

Key provisions: Mandatory minimum sentencing for healthcare worker assault  ·  Federal medical prison designation for mentally unstable offenders  ·  Mandatory psychiatric care during and after incarceration  ·  National monitoring system  ·  Annual DOJ reporting to Congress

→ Read full policy statement and bill text

All draft legislation on this page was prepared by Kincaid for Congress as a legislative framework. Specific provisions are subject to refinement in coordination with legal counsel, relevant committee staff, and constitutional authorities upon election to Congress. Nothing here is written in stone except the commitment to fight for the people of Washington's 1st District.

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