 Dr. Frank Luntz is one of the most honored political and
communication professionals in America today. Time magazine named him one of "50
of America's most promising leaders aged 40 and under," USA Today labeled him
one of the nine most influential minds in the GOP, Newsweek called him one of
the three primary "engineers" of the 1994 Republican landslide, The New York
Times wrote that "his well-chosen words helped turn an election," and he is the
"hottest pollster" according to the Boston Globe.
Dr. Frank Luntz has been a guest on Meet the Press, This Week
with David Brinkley, Crossfire, The McNeil-Lehrer Newshour, The Late Late Show
with Tom Snyder, The Today Show, Good Morning America, The Charlie Rose Show,
Charles Grodin, Politically Incorrect, and has been on Nightline more than any
other pollster in the past three years.
Dr. Frank Luntz was one of the strategic architects of the
Republican landslide in 1994 that gave Republicans control of the House of
Representatives for the first time in 40 years and made Newt Gingrich speaker.
Dr. Frank Luntz had a key role in creating Gingrich's Contract with America.
Dr. Frank Luntz is President of the Luntz Research Companies.
He has written and supervised more than 400 surveys for political and corporate
clients in ten countries since founding his company in 1992. A dozen
Fortune 500 companies have turned to Dr. Frank Luntz for communication guidance
in the past two years, as have the Chamber of Commerce, the National Association
of Manufacturers, and the National Federation of Independent Business.
When not consulting, Dr. Frank Luntz has lectured at over two
dozen colleges and universities, including Harvard, George Washington University
and the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Frank Luntz is currently traveling across the country to
interview thousands of people about their view of politics, society, and
day-to-day life in America for "One Hundred Days, One Thousand Voices."
These innovative segments will air twice a week on The News With Brian Williams
on MSNBC.
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