Savage, MNVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Savage City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Tai Tran

Candidate for City Council

4 candidates · 2 seats4 sourced positions

Tai Tran is running for Savage City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Early in-person voting begins at Savage City Hall · Fri, Oct 16, 2026

Political organizer and University of Minnesota, Twin Cities graduate who attended Burnsville High School.

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Lists endorsements from Bob Coughlen, Jessica Hanson, Hunter Cantrell, Lindsey Port and Kaela Berg. Ballotpedia · Sep 3, 2026
Campaign website
www.taitranforsavage.org

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Where Tai Tran stands: positions on the record

Data centers and water1 sourced position
  • Says he would oppose proposals to build AI data centers in Savage.

    “I will stand against any attempts by big tech companies to build AI data centers in Savage and threaten to contaminate our city’s drinking water.”

    Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 3, 2026

Higher education1 sourced position
  • Says he would work with Scott County to build a non-profit community college in Savage.

    “I will work with Scott County to build a non-profit community college right here in Savage”

    Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 3, 2026

Health care1 sourced position
  • Says he would work with Scott County to build a public hospital in Savage.

    “I will work with Scott County to build a public hospital here in Savage”

    Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 3, 2026

Drinking water1 sourced position
  • Says he would rally Burnsville and Savage to work with the state on a contamination site near their water supply.

    “I will rally Burnsville and Savage to work with the state and put an end to that site”

    Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 3, 2026

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