Fox News Poll: 37% say 2022 was good to them, highest since 2019
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A new Fox News poll said a little more than a third of all voters said 2022 was a good year from them, up from the 2020 COVID lows but still a reflection of higher inflation.
On the flip side, 37% feel 2022 was a good year, up from a 23% low two years ago and the best number so far this decade (31% said good in 2021).
Before 2020, Americans gave the years from 2013 to 2019 positive ratings, peaking in 2014 at 57% good to 33% bad. Before the low recorded in 2020, the previous low was 2009, when 34% said they had a good year and 50% said bad.
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