Your West Texas Voice in Austin
Pecos County rancher and real estate
appraiser, Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr. has announced his intention to file
on the Republican ticket for the District
#74 seat in the Texas House of
Representatives.
It is Mr. Kincaid’s goal to take his conservative values and fiscal responsibility to state government and is looking forward to serving the good people of West Texas as their legislative voice in Austin.
Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr. is a life long, conservative West Texan who strongly believes in the ideals, principles, and morals that West Texans hold dear.
Candidate’s Forum in Alpine
Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr. was one of several Republican candidates who attended the West of the Pecos Republican Women’s candidate forum at the Granada Theater in Alpine, Texas on March 26, 2012.
Each candidate was given time to speak followed by a question and answer session from the members. The West of the Pecos Republican Women includes members from Sanderson, Marathon, Alpine, Marfa, Presidio and Fort Davis.
Meeting With Businessmen in Del Rio
Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr. met with area businessmen at the Bank & Trust of Del Rio, Texas. Listening to questions from the group Mr. Kincaid set forth his ideas on dealing with their concerns which include, the economy, education, infrastructure, and border crime.
Fort Stockton Rotary Club
Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr. spoke to the Fort Stockton Rotary Club at their lunch meeting on March 15, 2012. Mr. Kincaid discussed the 2012 Redistricting process and its effect on the local, state, and national political scene.
Discussing Border Crimes in Alpine
Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr. discussing border crime and the needs of West Texas Law Enforcement with Brewster County Sheriff, Ronny Dodson.
October 2011 Press Release
Thomas C. Kincaid, Jr., Pecos County rancher and real estate appraiser, has announced his intention to file on the Republican ticket for the District #74 seat in the Texas House of Representatives. Mr. Kincaid is a life-long West Texas resident, graduating from Fort Stockton High School in 1969 and receiving a Bachelor of Science degree from Sul Ross State University in 1974. He has been married to Dru for over 33 years, and they have two adult sons.
Kyle, age 32, is a decorated Iraq War veteran. He and his family have settled in Fort Stockton following his discharge from active duty in the U.S. Army. James, age 28, is employed in the water well industry in Fort Stockton.
Mr. Kincaid and his brothers run a cow-calf operation on the family ranch in southeastern Pecos County. He is a lay pastor with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and has served on the Tres Rios Presbytery Church Development Committee. He has also served on the Fort Stockton High School Campus Improvement Committee and is a past Chairman of the Rio Grande Electric Coop Advisory Committee in Fort Stockton.
It is Mr. Kincaid’s goal to take his conservative values and fiscal responsibility to state government, ensuring the voice of West Texans is heard in Austin. Although District 74 is sparsely populated, Mr. Kincaid believes the people of the district have important contributions to make to our great state both ideologically and economically. He will work diligently for all the people who live in this vast rural area of Texas and is looking forward to serving the good people of West Texas as their legislative voice in Austin.