Eli Crane

Make your plan to vote, Arizona!

An honor to join President @realDonaldTrump on Air Force One today for his rally in Bullhead City. Rural Arizona is going to turn out BIG for @andybiggs4az. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/oxQU8JjsVS

Great connecting with voters in Cottonwood this afternoon. #AZ02 https://t.co/tygHpxyAgs

I love fighting for rural Arizona. #AZ02 https://t.co/xIsk5OAZH0

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A huge win for #AZ02.

Radical Islam and proponents of Sharia threaten our Constitutional Republic. As a Member of the Sharia-Free America Caucus, I’m committed to exposing these dangerous ideologies before they take root. Here’s what we’re up against:

Last weekend, my staff was honored to present a certificate and flag to Kanain Chee Stevens, who recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout. This outstanding achievement caps years of hard work, leadership, and service. We wish Kanain continued success in his endeavors. #AZ02 https://t.co/Bw53z7JbdG

Sharia law is incompatible with the West.

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This is a big win, folks. Huge thanks to @GunOwners and everyone else that helped make this happen.

Yavapai County never disappoints. A little over three weeks until Election Day - let’s finish strong #AZ02! Common sense > communism https://t.co/YlVLMik8Mk

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Great getting to visit with the owners of Pierce Ammunition today. My wife and I started a business out of our garage back in 2013. It’s a grind. I have so much respect for #AZ02 entrepreneurs out there taking risks. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy. https://t.co/p4XeIwdtkB

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American workers > cheap foreign labor

Yesterday, my staff had the privilege of attending the ribbon-cutting celebration for the Buena Vista Trail System in Show Low. Thanks to 10 years of hard work and partnership among the city, county, and other organizations, these trails are now open for visitors to enjoy. #AZ02 https://t.co/bnUBlXwLdU

ICYMI - Copper is critical! ✅ First new copper source in America since 2008 ✅ 800 jobs ✅ $4 billion added to Arizona’s economy ✅ 1.5 billion pounds of copper over 22 year period HUGE news for #AZ02 https://t.co/olUCtCHOBf

My legislation transferring federal land to Gila County for a permanent veterans retreat has cleared both chambers of Congress. Grateful for the dedication of Supervisor Woody Cline and everyone who helped build momentum behind this effort: https://t.co/Uh11u8bMUb

On July 4, 2025, a lightning strike sparked the Dragon Bravo Fire, which scorched nearly 150,000 acres across Northern Arizona. The blaze damaged or destroyed more than 100 structures at the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, including the historic Grand Canyon Lodge. As a result, park staff, concessioners, small businesses, and gateway communities have endured great uncertainty and financial loss. In the aftermath, Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) visited the region and met with impacted stakeholders to craft a federal response. Building on those conversations, he introduced the North Rim Restoration Act of 2025 to grant the National Park Service (NPS) emergency contracting authority. The legislation would cut through red tape and accelerate all fire-related work, such as forest management, reconstruction, and infrastructure upgrades. The Coconino County Board of Supervisors quickly endorsed the bill, signaling bipartisan buy-in for the approach. In March, the House of Representatives passed it unanimously, and the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources advanced it by unanimous consent on September 30. Rep. Crane is urging the Senate to finish the job and send the measure to the President’s desk before the 119th Congress concludes. Meanwhile, the NPS is drafting a long-term blueprint for managing and redeveloping the North Rim. Although the fire took a heavy toll, the agency reports that the landscape is already showing signs of natural regrowth. Officials seek to preserve the area’s history while modernizing facilities to better serve visitors, employees, and park operations. On Tuesday, the Park Service began accepting public feedback and released its planning materials for review. These documents outline the plan’s purpose and goals, recovery progress to date, a draft vision for what comes next, and three preliminary redevelopment concepts. The comment window closes November 6, 2026, and all submissions must go through the project website. Throughout October, the agency will host virtual and in-person meetings where attendees can learn more about the effort and provide input. Dates and details for each session are available online.

A great night in Prescott with my good friends @timburchett, @AndrewClyde_ and @DrPaulGosar. Folks in Yavapai County are ready to finish strong. We’ve got a country to save. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/l7EteIMhj8

Proud to stand with Arizona farmers and ranchers. #AZ02 https://t.co/j6c0lihsby

Wise words. Reject communism.