Profile research reviewed August 21, 2026
Jeff Crank is the Republican U.S. representative for Colorado’s 5th District. Congress.gov records that he entered the House in 2025 and serves in the 119th Congress.
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Jeff Crank is the Republican U.S. representative for Colorado’s 5th District. Congress.gov records that he entered the House in 2025 and serves in the 119th Congress.
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Jeff Crank is the Republican U.S. representative for Colorado’s 5th District. Congress.gov records that he entered the House in 2025 and serves in the 119th Congress.
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Open leadership record ↓Jeff Crank is the Republican U.S. representative for Colorado’s 5th District. Congress.gov records that he entered the House in 2025 and serves in the 119th Congress.
The current House directory lists Crank on Armed Services and Natural Resources. The Armed Services Committee also lists him on the Readiness and Strategic Forces subcommittees; these assignments are recorded as institutional public record rather than rated evidence.
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