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Christopher (Chris) Ingram (born June 2, 1971) is the president and founder of 411 Communications, a public opinion research and communications consulting firm based in Tampa, Florida. He has worked for several political candidates, including Bob Dole, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Sen. Mel Martinez, Sen. Johnny Isaacson, Reps. Jon Porter, Jack Kingston, Kenny Hulsholf, Max Burns, and Katherine Harris.
   Ingram has served in a number of prominent positions for Republican elected officials and candidates, including Rep. Jack Kingston, Press Secretary to former Senator Paul Coverdell, and Chief of Staff to Rep. Max Burns, all of Georgia.
   Ingram once threatened to sue NRCC Chairman Tom Reynolds when the Republican Congressman inappropriately got involved in a personnel matter in the office of Congressman Burns.
   Prior to forming his own company, Ingram was the Senior Vice-president of the Luntz Research Companies, the political polling firm which gave assistance with the Republican Party's 1994 "Contract with America."
   Ingram is a frequent guest pundit on Fox News Channel, CNN, MSNBC, and C-SPAN, and is often quoted in major newspapers including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal the Washington Post, USA Today and the Washington Times, among others.
   Ingram currently serves as the political columnist for Front Page Florida.
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