Brooks Landgraf serves as a State Representative for Texas House District 81, representing the counties of Andrews, Ector, Ward, and Winkler. With roots in Odessa, Texas, Landgraf is committed to advocating for the interests of West Texans. Acknowledged for his strong work ethic and dedication to practical solutions, he has been an influential figure since his election to the Texas House in 2015.

Landgraf is the chairman of the House Environmental Regulation Committee and a member of the Transportation, Redistricting, and Administration Committees. His professional background as an experienced business attorney has provided him with insights into the oil, gas, and healthcare sectors, which he integrates into his legislative processes. He actively manages his family's ranching operations, embodying the values of West Texas commerce and agriculture.

In the legislature, Landgraf has sponsored various bills reflecting his commitment to rural communities and economic growth. For instance, House Bill 3433 seeks to ensure that state agencies consider the economic implications of regulations affecting small businesses in rural areas. This initiative aims to reduce the regulatory burden on smaller entities and promote balanced growth within these communities.

Additionally, he sponsored House Bill 2207, which addresses the allocation of Texas's oil and gas tax revenues to bolster local community investments, particularly in counties affected by the energy industry. Another noteworthy piece of legislation is House Bill 3100, introducing a grant program for establishing hydrogen infrastructure. This initiative aligns with broader emissions reduction strategies while promoting innovation in Texas's energy sector.

Landgraf's political affiliations are predominantly conservative, as reflected in his legislative actions. His efforts to repeal regulations that impact the oil and gas industry and his focus on enhancing public safety in schools through various bills, like House Bill 3, underscore his commitment to promoting security and stability in his district. He has also endorsed educational initiatives to improve school safety.

Personally, Brooks Landgraf is an Eagle Scout and continues to engage actively with his community through various charity work. He lives in West Texas with his wife, Shelby, and their daughter, Hollis Rose, where they participate in local church activities and support community-driven charities. This blend of personal investment in local heritage and legislative responsibility marks Landgraf’s profile as a dedicated and practical representative for his constituents.