Benjamin Kincaid

Kincaid supports a Universal Healthcare Pilot Program rather than an immediate nationwide overhaul. His campaign says the pilot should test a publicly funded model in real-world settings before any broader expansion, and it also backs stronger protections for healthcare workers.

Kincaid says the economy should work for workers rather than shareholders and insiders. He supports tax relief for lower- and middle-income workers, tighter rules on corporate behavior, and workforce policies that prepare workers for AI-driven disruption.

Kincaid’s campaign links climate and energy policy to jobs, apprenticeships, domestic manufacturing, and infrastructure investment. It says clean-energy work should expand opportunities in solar, wind, grid work, EV charging, and transit while protecting air and water quality.

Kincaid’s campaign materials reviewed here do not show a clear public position on abortion or broader reproductive-rights policy. No public position found.

Kincaid rejects both sanctuary-style non-enforcement and mass deportation, and says immigration policy should use enforceable guest-worker rules that balance labor needs, border integrity, and fair wages. He also supports reforming H-1B to address genuine skill shortages while protecting American workers.

Kincaid’s public materials reviewed here focus mainly on Iran, where he calls for a long-term coalition-backed plan for a “Free Iran,” including a transitional government, an Iranian Volunteer Corps, and a no-fly zone. No broader foreign-policy platform was found in the materials reviewed.

Kincaid says his campaign rejects socialism, antisemitism, and political extremism, and it emphasizes civil rights, women’s safety, and ending child marriage. His website frames these positions as part of a broader focus on accountability, fairness, and practical problem-solving.

Kincaid’s campaign materials reviewed here do not show a distinct education policy page or a detailed public education platform. No public position found.

Kincaid frames AI-driven displacement as a real, imminent challenge and ties the transition to good jobs in the clean-energy economy. He supports a worker-first policy package including the Federal Clean Energy Workforce Act, displaced-worker training, and apprenticeship programs to ensure workers affected by automation have first access to new clean-energy jobs.

Kincaid’s campaign materials reviewed here do not show a specific election-reform proposal. No public position found.

Kincaid’s local platform centers on homelessness, crime, affordability, and neighborhood safety. He says homelessness should be addressed by separating addiction, severe mental illness, and financial hardship into different responses, while prioritizing treatment, safety, and accountability.

Kincaid supports secure-storage and anti-theft gun policies, arguing that preventing firearm theft is a more effective way to reduce street crime than broad measures that do not address stolen handguns. His campaign says it supports enforceable policies to improve secure storage and prevent illegal firearm trafficking while protecting lawful ownership.