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ARMONK, N.Y. — A New Year's tradition may be on the brink of elimination: making resolutions. According to a 2012 poll conducted by Marist College, less than half of Americans plan on making resolutions for 2013. How about you, Armonk?
What's your New Year's resolution, Armonk?
View ResultsWhat's your New Year's resolution, Armonk?
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I want to lose weight.
40% -
I want to drink less alcohol.
0% -
I want to further my education.
0% -
I would love to run a half or full marathon.
0% -
I want to get a job.
20% -
I want to get a better job.
0% -
I want to quit smoking.
0% -
I want to volunteer to help others.
20% -
I want to travel more.
0% -
I want to meet that special someone.
0% -
My resolution is not listed.
0% -
I don't make resolutions.
20%
Marist's poll suggests 60 percent of Americans will not be making resolutions this year. Last year, 62 percent said the same thing.
For those who did make resolutions this year, 17 percent want to lose weight, 13 percent wish to quit smoking and 10 percent want to be better people. Nine percent intend to spend less money and 8 percent wish to exercise more. Seven percent want to eat healthier, 6 percent would like to improve their health and 5 percent want to get a better job.
Cast your own resolution on The Armonk Daily Voice's poll or share a specific New Year's resolution for 2013 in the comments section below.
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