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Results of CNBC's Winners & Losers of 2010 Poll

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Published: Wednesday, 8 Dec 2010 | 12:09 PM ET
Albert Bozzo By:

Senior Features Editor

The results of our second annual Winners & Losers poll are in and there are more losers than winners.

The results are also pretty clear-cut, with one exception— Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, the only returning candidate from 2009.

It was a relatively close vote.

That was not the case for President Obama, Chris Dodd, Tony Hayward, Lebron James, Lindsey Vonn and Mark Zuckerberg,

Click ahead for the results of all the candidates.

American Dream: Going, Going Gone

American Dream (Homeowner, Taxpayer, Worker)

This one was not the landslide we expected. About two in three voted for loser, given the litany of woes: unemployment, home foreclosures , debts and deficits, taxes, political dysfunction, endless wars.

Surprisingly, 18 percent saw the bright side—whatever that is. Even more surprisingly, 17 percent said neither.

Ben Bernanke: Ease To Please

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The results of our second annual Winners & Losers poll are in and there are more losers than winners this year. The results are also pretty clear-cut, with one exception.

   
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