ELI CRANE IS RUNNING FOR AZ-02
Eli Crane is a faith-oriented, family man and is pro-life, pro-second amendment, and unafraid to take a stand against cancel culture and the radical left. He is active in Arizona as a brand ambassador for Sig Sauer firearms and as a former member of the national Advisory Committee on Veteran Business Affairs. Eli believes in giving back to local communities and helps support numerous vet organizations every year.
ABOUT ELI CRANE
Eli Crane is a combat veteran, small-business owner, husband, father and Native Arizonan.
After 9/11, Eli enlisted in the Navy, eventually becoming a member of SEAL Team 3. During his service, Eli went on five wartime deployments, three of which to Iraq and served our country for 13 years – protecting and defending America’s freedom, way of life, and Constitution.
Upon returning to civilian life, Eli and his wife Jen started a successful company, Bottle Breacher, featured on Shark Tank that made its products in the USA and employed and gave back to veterans nationwide.
Upon returning to civilian life, Eli and his wife Jen started a successful company, Bottle Breacher, featured on Shark Tank that made its products in the USA and employed and gave back to veterans nationwide. Eli knows the struggles small business owners and employees in Arizona face; that is why he believes in low taxes, less regulation, and supporting pro-growth, pro-job policies.
But Eli’s most important mission to date has been raising his two daughters. He is proud to be raising his family in Arizona and is determined to continue fighting for their future.
Now, in Congress Eli is committed to putting Rural Arizona first every single day.
Now, in Congress Eli is committed to putting Rural Arizona first every single day.
“My message to rural Arizonans has always been simple: I’ll do what I said I was going to do and always, and I mean always, put their needs first. I’m there for one reason and one reason only, which is to fight for Arizona families.” – Eli Crane
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives write and vote on federal laws, including the federal budget. Each represents one district and serves a two-year term. Tax bills must start in the House, only the House can impeach federal officials, and members oversee federal agencies through their committees.