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The Purple Team of Vote for the Girls USA is one of four sub-conferences of the Moderators conference of Vote for the Girls. This sub-conference, its female, the male, trans-male counterparts, respectively the Pink, Blue and Red Teams. The Pink and Purple Team sub-confrences of the moderator panel have 14 moderators each while the respective Blue and Red Teams currently have 13 and 12 villains each, respectively, making up the 53 staff of the Vote for the Girls. The sub-conferences, were divided by sex and gender identity, were created after rival Vote for the Worst (VFTW) closed in May 2013, with the Zinn's Villains being split with the transmen and men respectively forming the Red and Blue Teams of Zinn's Villains, and the transwomen and women respectively forming the Purple and Pink Teams of the Vote for the Girls Moderator Panel. A series of staff expansions and division realignments have occurred since the closure of VFTW, thus making the current total between 12 to 16 clubs per each sub-conference.

Since 2010, Ava Zinn has won 26 Purple Team titles, the most of any staff in the sub-conference (and of any staff in any conference) while Rachael Passalt is the current title holder.

Current moderators[edit]

Since 2018, Vote for the Girls Purple Team has 23 staff, organized into four divisions with the East, West, North and South have four moderartors each.

Former moderators[edit]

Season structure[edit]

History[edit]

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