Patrick Caddell was an American by his nationality. He was a public opinion pollster and political film consultant who had served in the Carter Administration as well as in other presidential campaigns.

Fast Facts:

• Full Name: Patrick Hayward Caddell
• Birth Date: 19^th May 1950
• Birthplace: Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States of America
• Death Date: 16^th February 2019 (aged 68 years old)
• Death place: Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America
• Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Caddell

Patrick Caddell: Personal life

Patrick Caddell was originally from Charleston, South Carolina, USA. He came into this world on 19^th May of the year 1950.

For his education, Patrick went to study at Harvard University from where he completed his graduation.

Recently, on 16^th December of the year 2019, Patrick dies in Charleston, South Carolina. He died after he suffered a stroke.

Fast Facts:

• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Public Opinion Pollster and Political Film Consultant
• Ethnicity: White
• Religion: Christianity
• Education: Harvard University
• Married: NA
• Zodiac sign: Taurus

Patrick Caddell: Career

Patrick had worked for the Democratic Presidential Candidates George McGovern in the year 1972, Jimmy Carter in 1976 and 1980, Gary Hart in 1984, Joe Biden in 1988, and Jerry Brown in 1992.

He had also worked for the Colorado Senate candidate, Andrew Romanoff in 2010. Patrick persuaded Carter to focus in 1976 on the trust factor rather than divisive political issues in the campaign of 1976, a strategy that led narrowly to victory.

According to the researchers, Patrick had wide influence in Carter White House and he was also the Chief Advocate of what later became called as Carter’s malaise speech.

Caddell has also served as a consultant to different movies as well as TV shows such as Air Force One, Running Mates, In the Line of Fire, Outbreak, and also the serial drama called The West Wing. He was also the marketing consultant on the disastrous New Coke campaign of Coca-Cola.

In the year 1988, Patrick left Democratic consulting firm Caddell, Doak, and Shrum after the Washington Post described as an acrimonious lawsuit. The Republicans would often site his tirades against the Democratic Party when they spoke on the floor of House of the Senate.

Prior to that, Patrick was a regular guest on Fox News Channel and during the time of his death, he was listed as an official contributor of Fox News. Caddell had also frequently made his appearance on the conservative website “Ricochet.com” discussing politics.

Fast Facts:

• Profession: Public Opinion Pollster and Political Film Consultant
• Served in: Carter Administration

Patrick Caddell: Net Worth

Being a successful person, Caddell was rich and earned a huge amount of money. But, the news about is net worth is still unknown to the media. He has also not disclosed anything about his private life.