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A pollster is a professional whose primary job is conducting private pre-election polls and advising candidates on election strategy. A pollster may inspect ballots. Pollsters typically hold at least a master's degree in statistics or political science.

Contents 1 List of American Pollsters 2 List of Indian Pollsters 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] List of American Pollsters

Some well known contemporary pollsters in the United States include:

Democrats

• Lauren Aucoin
• Geoff Garin
• Stanley Greenberg
• Peter D. Hart
• Celinda Lake
• Mark Mellman
• Mark Penn

Republicans

• Kellyanne Conway
• Ed Goeas
• Frank Luntz
• Bill McInturff
• Fred Steeper
• Lance Tarrance
• Alex Gage
• Chris Wilson

Nonpartisan

• Scott Rasmussen
• John Zogby
• Mervin Field

[edit] List of Indian Pollsters

Some well known contemporary pollsters in India include:

• Yogender Yadav
• Premchand Palety

[edit] See also

• poll
• straw poll
• push poll

[edit] External links

• The Polling Report, a summary of publicly released election polls
• Pollster.com, aggregate tracking and analysis of polling trends