Elijah Crane

Overview

Elijah Crane is a Republican representing Arizona in the U.S. House of Representatives, with 463 recorded votes. His voting record reflects a strongly conservative approach across most policy areas, positioning him among the more right-leaning members of the House Republican caucus. His highest rates of support appear in criminal justice legislation (84.6% yea), budget measures (83.3% yea), environment and energy bills (76.5% yea), immigration (75.0% yea), and infrastructure (100% yea on five votes). In contrast, he has voted against most labor-related legislation (20.0% yea) and most foreign policy measures (27.3% yea), and his defense votes are closely split. His single recorded vote on reproductive rights was a nay. Notable individual votes include supporting the impeachment of President Trump, voting in favor of congressional disapproval of an EPA rule related to California emission standards, and voting against War Powers resolutions that would have directed the removal of U.S. Armed Forces from Lebanon. He supported the fiscal year 2027 budget resolution and continuing appropriations. Overall, his record shows a legislator who favors reduced federal regulation, law enforcement support, and stricter immigration measures, while opposing many foreign aid and labor initiatives. His vote on the Trump impeachment stands out as a departure from the majority of his party.

Key Positions

• •Voted to impeach President Donald Trump in September 2026, one of the more notable breaks from Republican Party leadership during this Congress.
• •Consistently supported legislation to roll back environmental regulations, including voting to disapprove an EPA rule granting California authority over nonroad engine pollution standards.
• •Voted against War Powers resolutions that would have required the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Lebanon, indicating support for maintaining the existing military deployment.
• •Supported the fiscal year 2027 budget resolution and continuing appropriations, aligning with Republican budget priorities.
• •Voted in favor of immigration-related measures in 75% of recorded votes, reflecting consistent support for stricter immigration enforcement.
• •Opposed most labor legislation, voting yea on only 1 of 5 labor-related bills, suggesting opposition to expanded federal labor protections.
• •Voted nay on the Take Care of America's Veterans Act, a defense-related measure concerning veterans' services.
• •Supported all five infrastructure bills that came to a vote, showing consistent backing of infrastructure investment.