Pinal Today

Rep. Eli Crane, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Arizona's 2nd District, shared several updates via social media advocating for community engagement and military service. His Twitter posts offer insights into recent events and initiatives he has supported or facilitated.

On April 11, 2025, Rep. Crane highlighted his staff's participation in the opening of a new bike park at Rim Country Middle School in Payson. He expressed gratitude to Payson Mayor Steve Otto, Rim Country Mountain Biking Association President Trevor Creighton, and Wheel Fund President Naya Persaud for their contributions, stating, "Appreciate Payson Mayor Steve Otto, Rim Country Mountain Biking Association President Trevor Creighton, and Wheel Fund President Naya Persaud for making this happen!"

Later the same day, Crane shared a succinct post simply titled "Shocker," accompanied by a link, leaving room for interpretation by his audience "Shocker." The content referred to in the link was not detailed within the tweet itself.

In a subsequent post, Crane announced an upcoming event he would be co-hosting with fellow representative Andy Biggs. The event, named the Military Service Academy Conference, is scheduled in Queen Creek. Crane noted that staff from their offices would be available to provide information on the nomination process for military academies. He expressed pride in having the privilege to nominate distinguished young individuals, stating, "It's truly a privilege to nominate some of our nation's finest young men and women."

Eli Crane assumed office in 2023, succeeding Tom O'Halleran, and continues to represent Arizona’s 2nd District. Born in Tucson, Arizona, in 1980, Crane, now 43, resides in Oro Valley.