TIME announces "Person of the Year" nominees
TIME magazine announced "Person of the Year" nominees. The list looks exciting.
TIME magazine announced on Sunday that the reader vote has begun for the "Person of the Year" award, which it has held annually since 1927. The US-based magazine carries the winner on its cover in the list where 60 people compete. On the other hand, the reader vote has no effect on the actual election. The final decision is made by the TIME editors.
TIME announces "Person of the Year" nominees
Who should be TIME's #PersonoftheYear for 2022?
— TIME (@TIME) November 27, 2022
Cast your vote for the person or group who had the biggest influence on the year here ⬇️ https://t.co/1ujRtOSnUK
The list includes Elon Musk, who was named "Person of the Year" in 2021, as well as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Former US President Donald Trump, famous singer Beyonce, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, climate activist Greta Thunberg, YouTuber MrBeast, Hollywood Star Tom Cruise, and K-pop group BTS are also competing on the list. Women activists in Iran take the first place in the voting. Activists are followed by BTS and Zelenski. The magazine said of last year's winner Tesla and SpaceX CEO, "Musk has spent a lifetime challenging those who hate him, and now it looks like he's finally proven his success. 2021 was the year of Elon Musk."
