President Trahan
A Leader for We the People
Chance Bradford Trahan
Born August 12, 1980 • Jennings, Louisiana • Currently Houston (Alvin), Texas
Blood & Heritage: The Acadian Line
Chance Bradford Trahan carries one of the strongest Acadian genetic signatures still found in North America. DNA results show 58% Acadia and 11% Quebec, with the classic Acadian surname Trahan running through his family. He was born in Jennings, Louisiana — deep in the heart of Acadiana, the region settled by Acadian exiles after the Great Deportation of 1755–1764.
The Acadians were French settlers who built thriving communities in the Maritime provinces through ingenuity (including the famous aboiteau dike system) and were later forcibly scattered by the British. Those who reached Louisiana rebuilt a distinct culture — language, music, food, faith, and fierce independence — that refused to fully assimilate into the English-speaking majority.
That same spirit of resilience, cultural stubbornness, and refusal to be absorbed runs through Chance’s life and political identity. His nonpartisan, anti-establishment stance is not a modern invention — it is the natural expression of a people who spent centuries surviving on their own terms.
He is not just from Louisiana. He is of the Acadian line that endured.
Basic Information
Date of Birth: August 12, 1980
Place of Birth: Jennings, Louisiana
Current Residency: Houston (Alvin), Texas
Education
High School – Tesla, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Life Coaching – Southwest Institute of Healing Arts, Tempe, Arizona
Real Estate – Real Estate School of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada
Massage Therapy – Dahan Institute of Massage Studies, Las Vegas, Nevada
Professions
Nonpartisan Political Candidate • Host of the Sheriff Says Podcast • Author • Certified Life Coach • Certified Massage Therapist • Real Estate Consultant • Independent Journalist (Founder of ACAP News) • Private Investigator • Musician • Singer • DJ • Photographer • Videographer • Web Designer • Coder
The Journey
About President Trahan
Primary Chance Trahan proudly represents the United States, including his hometown of Jennings, Louisiana. He is the grandson of Army Veteran Russell Kibodeaux and grew up as the only child of single mother Victoria Kibodeaux, who has lived her entire life devoted to the working class since she was just 16 years old.
Chance got into public service by volunteering his time and campaigning for candidates. After finding his place as a Nonpartisan political figure, he decided to blaze his own path. He started campaigning for the U.S. Primary in early 2019, fulfilling a promise he made on social media in 2012.
Because he was raised by a Veteran grandfather, Chance identifies as a Nonpartisan candidate to avoid strong political bias or special interests. Watching his hometown in Louisiana damaged by corruption is what motivated him to take charge in politics.
Trahan has co-founded the social media website Corriv, started his own mobile DJ business, founded ACAP News, and created the Sheriff Says podcast. As a dedicated public servant, he prioritizes the American public above all else.
The Advocating Diplomat: The Life of Chance Trahan
In the balmy Louisiana night of August 12, 1980, amid the celestial spectacle of the Perseid meteor shower, Chance Bradford Trahan entered the world in Jennings, Louisiana. As an INFJ — the rarest Myers-Briggs type — and the harmonious Diplomat archetype, Chance embodied quiet profundity from the start.
Early Years
Childhood in Jennings unfolded under the watchful eye of a strict military grandfather. By age seven, words became his playground. Visits to the VA hospital after his grandfather’s car accident left indelible marks that later fueled his advocacy for veterans.
Adulthood & Public Service
Chance’s path included certificates in massage therapy, real estate, and life coaching. Politics called loudest. Starting as Precinct Committeeman in Phoenix (2015–2016), then Precinct Commanding Officer in Las Vegas (2016–2018), and Commanding Officer in Juneau, Alaska (2018–2019), he launched his nonpartisan presidential bid in 2020 and continues the fight.
Creative History
Creativity surged in his writings and music. He has volunteered extensively — cooking for Ronald McDonald House, donating to homeless shelters and children’s hospitals. Now rooted in Alvin, Texas, Chance continues building quiet revolutions.
“If I’ve positively impacted a Veteran just by acknowledging them and appreciating their service, then taking that moment is worth the effort.” — Chance Trahan