William Granger

William "Will" Granger is a respected economist and long-time professor at Auburn University, known for his deep understanding of fiscal policy and economic theory. Born and raised in Montgomery County, Will came from a middle-class family that valued education and hard work. His academic pursuits led him to earn a PhD in Economics, which he has used to educate countless students over his long career.

After the passing of his beloved wife, Will found solace in his work and hobbies, particularly reading and tending to his garden. His resilience in the face of personal loss has been a defining trait, allowing him to maintain a balanced lifestyle despite the challenges he's faced. As a widower, Will now lives alone in the house he shared with his wife, finding comfort in the routines of his day-to-day life.

Will’s expertise in budgeting and economic planning has made him a sought-after voice in both academic and political circles. Motivated by a desire to apply his knowledge for the betterment of Alabama, he decided to enter the political arena, where he now serves as a Republican member of the state legislature. His approach to politics is measured and informed by data, often focusing on creating sound economic policies that benefit his constituents.

Though he is highly respected, Will harbors a deep fear of rejection, particularly from his academic peers who may view his foray into politics with skepticism. Nevertheless, his commitment to his state and the welfare of its people drives him forward. Will’s friends and allies include former students, fellow academics, and members of the local GOP chapter, all of whom admire his dedication and integrity.