Brooks Landgraf

Brooks Landgraf, a native of Odessa, Texas, proudly represents Ector, Loving, Ward, and Winkler counties in the Texas House of Representatives. With a background in ranching and law, Landgraf is known for his commitment to West Texas and his advocacy for practical, conservative solutions. He chairs the House Environmental Regulation Committee and serves on several other committees related to transportation, redistricting, and community safety.

Raised in a family with a long history of ranching in the region, Landgraf has deep roots in West Texas. He graduated from Texas A&M University and earned his law degree from St. Mary’s School of Law in San Antonio. He has worked as a business attorney in the oil and gas and healthcare industries, representing local businesses and energy producers.

Landgraf’s dedication to public service extends beyond his legislative duties. He has been recognized for his pro bono work and community involvement, including being named volunteer of the year by Legal Aid and to the inaugural class of “Odessa Under 40” by the Young Professionals of Odessa.

Governor Greg Abbott has praised Landgraf for his leadership and tireless efforts on behalf of West Texans. Landgraf and his wife, Shelby, along with their daughter Hollis Rose, are actively involved in volunteering for local charities and attending church in Odessa. They cherish their West Texas roots and enjoy spending time together on the family cattle ranch.