Kincaid for Congress – Washington’s 1st District

For Immediate Release Kincaid Endorses IL26-638 and IL26-001, Calls on Washington Voters to Vote YES in November Redmond, Washington — 3-21-2026 Today Kincaid announced full support for two Washington state ballot initiatives   IL26-638 , Protecting Fairness in Girls’ Sports , and IL26-001 , Strengthen Communication Between Parents and Schools   and is urging voters statewide to vote YES on both measures this November. “These initiatives are about fairness, transparency, and the fundamental rights of families. I’m proud to support them both, and I’m asking Washington voters to do the same.” Standing Up for Girls in Sports Kincaid expressed strong support for IL26-638, arguing that fairness in school athletics must be protected. “Title IX opened doors for generations of female athletes. Those protections need to mean something. No girl should lose a scholarship, ...

Apps like Citizen and many others ,highlight something many families don’t realize. There is a significant numbers of registered sex offenders living throughout our communities. Many near schools. Parents deserve straightforward access to accurate information and public safety policies that genuinely reduce risk. Many states restrict high risk offenders from residing near schools, parks, and child focused facilities. Washington, however, generally lacks such statewide residency limits. In some neighborhoods, that has resulted in offenders living uncomfortably close to places where children gather. In Washington’s 1st District covering Bellevue, Kirkland, and nearby communities the problem isn’t as severe as in parts of Seattle, but the concern is still real. Even a few high risk offenders near schools is too many. This gap is primarily a state policy issue, but if I am elected to Congress I will bring national attention to Washington’s approach, promote evidence based best practices, a...

  PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 6, 2026 Kincaid for Congress  Washington’s 1st District Kincaid: Protecting Women’s Sports and Sex‑Based Privacy in Washington’s 1st District Press statement from Kincaid for Congress – WA‑01 Protecting Women’s Sports and Sex Based Privacy Principle Women and girls are entitled to fair athletic competition, physical safety, and personal privacy in sex-segregated environments. These protections are grounded in long standing principles of equality and security. Upholding them is both a matter of fairness and of maintaining public trust in the integrity of institutions that serve them. This effort is not about exclusion it is about establishing clear, consistent standards that safeguard women’s opportunities, dignity, and rights. Policy Priorities 1) Ensuring Fairness in Women’s and Girls’ Sports Women’s sports exist to promote equitable athletic competition and to preserve ...

The System Failed  And an Innocent Woman Paid the Price The Tragic Case of  Bethany MaGee  /  Lawrence Reed and Why We Need To Change Civil Commitment Laws   When violent repeat offenders are allowed to roam freely despite years of warning signs, innocent people are left feeling like they are playing Russian roulette just to get to work. We have to bring back asylums . We have to change civil commitment laws . A few months after Iryna Zarutska was randomly stabbed in the neck and died on a train in North Carolina. Now we have a woman that was randomly set on fire on a train in Chicago. On November 17, 2025, Chicago saw one of the most horrific acts of random violence in recent memory. Bethany MaGee a 26-year-old woman was riding the CTA Blue Line when a man Lawrence Reed. Poured gasoline on her and set her on fire. She was left fighting for her life.  A s shocking as this attack was, it should not have been a surprise. It was the predictable result ...

"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results," how America deals with homelessness is insanity. Turning the streets into the new asylums is insanity. Allowing people to setup drug dens on the sidewalk is insanity. Allowing a people with severe mental illness to live sidewalk is insanity. An elderly woman lost her eye because of this insanity. Almost daily we encounter people showing signs of mental illness or under the influence of drugs. On the streets, buses or trains. This is obviously a threat to public safety. It is insanity. It is not having compassion for the homeless. It’s not compassion for the elderly woman that lost her eye . It is insanity.  For decades, we’ve seen government agencies from HUD to city and county programs. Spend billions of dollars to fight homelessness. But despite the money and the promises, the problem keeps getting worse. Why? Because most of our current programs are built on theories that don’t work in ...