Once again, Fox News has won the ratings, surpassing rivals CNN and MSNBC. Actually, in terms of total day viewers, 2022 was the third-highest-rated year in cable news history. For the previous seven years, Fox News has been the top cable network in terms of both primetime and overall daytime viewing.
Fox News stands out for its capacity to draw viewers from a wide range of political backgrounds. More Republicans, Democrats, and Independents watch Fox News than any other network, according to Nielsen/MRI Fusion data. Fox News attracts the most number of viewers in the 25–54 age range, demonstrating its popularity among younger people as well.
Suzanne Scott, the CEO of Fox News, is extremely proud of the network’s 2022 achievements. Because of their creative news and opinion programming, which appeals to the politically varied cable news audience, she credits them with success. And this isn’t just rhetoric; for the entire day, Fox News managed to secure an astounding 53% of the 25–54 age group.
“The Five” is one of Fox News’s many popular programs that sticks out. The first non-primetime cable program to hold the top spot in viewership for a full year was this ground-breaking program. “The Five,” which aired at 5 PM ET, drew an incredible 3,432,000 viewers in 2022, beating all CNN and MSNBC daytime and primetime programming. With 465,000 viewers, it was also well-received by the A25–54 group.
The distinctive style of “The Five” and its varied panel of panelists, who provide perceptive viewpoints on the day’s most important stories, are what set it apart. The lively debates and educational material enthrall audiences. “The Five” has established itself as a must-watch program for cable news fans due to its high audience figures.
It is not surprising that Fox News has been so successful. The network’s standing as the top cable news network has been cemented by its dedication to providing creative programs on a variety of subjects. Viewers of Fox News should anticipate even more innovative programs and captivating programming in the years to come, regardless of their political inclinations.
