A Michigan Man. A Proven Leader.

Rooted in Michigan. Ready to Serve.

Brandon Crabill is a proud native of Bronson, Michigan — a small town that shaped his values and his understanding of what working families need from their government.

He earned his undergraduate degree from Michigan State University and his law degree from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. That combination of practical education and legal training gives Brandon the tools to cut through political noise and deliver real results.

As a Libertarian candidate, Brandon stands for individual liberty, limited government, and fiscal responsibility. He believes Lansing has grown too big, spends too much, and interferes too often in the lives of Michigan families.

As a small business owner, Brandon lives the challenges he talks about on the campaign trail — rising costs, regulatory burdens, and the constant fight to keep good people employed. He doesn't just understand the economy; he's in it every day.

Brandon serves on the Lansing Township Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board, working directly on local economic development and community improvement. He also brings years of dedicated outreach and service work with the local homeless population, focused on dignity, stability, and long-term solutions — not just short-term fixes.