Lisa Tran
About Lisa Tran
Lisa Tran is the State and Local Associate for Northern California at ActBlue and serves as Chair of the California Young Democrats, Asian Pacific Islander Caucus. She has a background in political science and has held various roles in political campaigns and legislative offices.
Current Role at ActBlue
Lisa Tran currently serves as a State and Local Associate for Northern California at ActBlue, a position she has held since 2021. Operating out of Sacramento, California, she is responsible for building relationships, coordinating local campaigns, and supporting the fundraising efforts for political candidates and advocacy groups in the region.
Previous Experience with Senate Democrats
Prior to her role at ActBlue, Lisa worked as a Volunteer Coordinator for the Senate Democrats from 2020 to 2021 in Sacramento, California. In this capacity, she was involved in organizing volunteer activities, rallying support for legislative initiatives, and enhancing community engagement for the Democratic caucus.
Campaign Management Experience
Lisa Tran has several experiences managing and coordinating political campaigns. In 2018, she served as the Campaign Manager for Jocelyn Yow's City Council campaign in Eastvale, California, and as the AAPI/Volunteer Outreach Coordinator for Tom Umberg's State Senate campaign in Garden Grove, California. Through these roles, she demonstrated her abilities in volunteer coordination, community outreach, and campaign strategy.
Role as Chair of California Young Democrats API Caucus
Since 2018, Lisa has been serving as Chair of the California Young Democrats, Asian Pacific Islander Caucus. In this role, based in Sacramento, California, she leads initiatives to engage young voters, advocate for API communities, and support progressive candidates. Her leadership focuses on fostering political empowerment and representation within the API demographic.
Educational Background
Lisa Tran holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Communication Studies with a concentration in Political Science from California State University, Long Beach. She completed her studies from 2013 to 2017. Her academic background provided her with a solid foundation in communication strategies and political systems, which has been instrumental in her various professional roles.