George Gallup

1901–1984 (age 83)

Biography

George Gallup was an influential American statistician and pioneer in the field of public opinion research. He developed innovative methods for measuring and analyzing public sentiment that revolutionized how organizations and governments understood the preferences and attitudes of the American people.

Gallup's contributions to the science of polling and survey research established him as a foundational figure in modern social science methodology. His work created new standards for understanding public opinion and influenced decision-making across business, politics, and media for generations to come. His legacy continues to shape how societies gather and interpret data about their citizens' views and beliefs.

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