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Order Moderator Supported Contestants
Moderator Comeback Pick (Original show and season) Moderator's Nominees (Original show and season)
1 Williams & Blanca (5) Brittany Butler [a]
(The Voice 7) 		Jillian Jensen [a]
(The X Factor 2 and American Idol 13) 		Katherine Winston [a]
(American Idol 14) 		Erika Van Pelt[a]
(American Idol 11) 		Emojione 1F6B9.png Billy Gilman [b]
(The Voice 11) 		Samantha Johnson[c]
(AGT10) 		Tate McRae[d]
(SYTYCD13) 		Emojione 1F6B9.png Josh Gallagher [b]
(The Voice 11)
2 Zinn & Alvaraz (5) Lauren Diaz [e]
(The Voice 11) 		Maye Thomas[f] [g]
(The Voice 11) 		Beth Spangler [h]
(The Voice 7) 		Lauren Alaina[i]
(American Idol 10) 		Haley Reinhart[i]
(American Idol 10) 		Jessica Sanchez[i]
(American Idol 11) 		Rachel Crow[j]
(The X Factor 1)[f] 		Emojione 1F6B9.png Miguel Dakota[j]
(AGT9)[f]
6 Savage & Martin (5) Spencer Lloyd [k]
(American Idol 13) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngLauren Turner [l]
(American Idol 10) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngTreeva Gibson [m]
(The Voice 8) 		Emojione 1F6BA.png Bria Kelly[n]
(AGT7/The Voice 6) 		Barret Baber[o]
(The Voice 9) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngBridget Carrington [o]
(Duets) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
12 Allen (5) Ethan Harris[p]
(American Idol 13) 		Al Calderon[p]
(The X Factor 3) 		Adam Ezegelian[p]
(American Idol 14) 		Emojione 1F6BA.png India Carney[q]
(The Voice 8) 		Emojione 1F6BA.png Carly Rose Sonenclar[r]
(The X Factor 2) 		[to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined]
13 Mort (5) Emily Brooke[s]
(American Idol 15) 		Emojione 1F6B9.pngBarry Minnifield[t]
(The Voice 8) 		Brittnee Camelle[u]
(The Voice 6) 		Emojione 1F6B9.pngRicky Ubeda [v]
(SYTYCD11) 		Audra McClaughlin [w]
(The Voice 6) 		Mia Z[w]
(The Voice 8) 		Sisaundra Lewis[x]
(The Voice 6) 		Emojione 1F6B9.pngChristian Cuevas[x]
(The Voice 11)
31 Jamesons (5) TBA TBA TBA Audrey Kate Geiger[y]
(Rising Star) 		[to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined]
32 Everman & Johnson (5) TBA TBA TBA Cami Bradley[z]
(AGT8) 		[to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined]
9 White & McClannahan (4) Andi & Alex[aa]
(The Voice 9) 		Megan Ruger [ab]
(The Voice 6) 		Jordan Meredith [ab]
(Duets) 		Emojione 1F6B9.png Josh Kaufman [ac]
(The Voice 6) 		Hannah Huston[ad]
(The Voice 10) 		Ginger Zee[ae]
(DWTS22) 		Naima Adedapo [ae]
(American Idol 10)
11 Fountaine (4) Elaine Gibbs [af]
(The X Factor 1) 		Ta-Tynisa Wilson [ag]
(American Idol 10) 		Mark Andrew [ah]
(The Voice 4 and American Idol 14) 		Jeffery Austin [ai]
(The Voice 9) 		[to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined]
15 Shields (4) Nick Voss[aj]
(The X Factor 1) 		Nick Youngerman[ak]
(The X Factor 2) 		Lupe Carroll[al]
(The Voice 5) 		Drew Lynch[am]
(AGT10) 		[to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined]
10 Ray (3) Kaleigh Glanton [an]
(The Voice 6) 		Victoria Carrier [ao]
(The X Factor 3) 		Amelia Eisenhauer [ap]
(American Idol 15) 		Maddie Walker[aq]
(American Idol 14) 		Emily West[aq]
(America's Got Talent 9) 		[to be determined]
17 Sanchez (3) Emojione 1F6BA.pngLorrie Moore[ar]
(The X Factor 3) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngTora Woloshin[ar]
(The X Factor 1) 		Elihaj Liu[ar]
(American Idol 12) 		DeAndre Brackensick [ar]
(American Idol 11) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
18 Dwyars (3) Monika Leigh[f]
(The Voice 5) 		Emojione 1F6B9.pngBiff Gore[f]
(The Voice 6) 		Emojione 1F6B9.pngJeff Brinkman[f]
(The X Factor 3) 		Madilyn Paige[as]
(The Voice 6)[f] 		Jevene Mitchell[f][as]
(American Idol 15) 		Jenn Blosil[f][as]
(American Idol 15)
19 Kaizer & Lorenzo (3) Amanda Lee Peers [at]
(The Voice 7) 		Abby Celso[at]
(The Voice 10) 		Lina Gaudenzi[at]
(The Voice 4) 		Ali Caldwell[au]
(The Voice 11) 		Sasha Allen[av]
(The Voice 4) 		Kelli Glover[av]
(AGT9)
20 Sorensen (3) Chelsea Sorrell[aw]
(American Idol 10) 		Emojione 1F6B9.pngLuke Edgemon[aw]
(The Voice 4) 		Katelyn Read[aw]
(The Voice 8) 		Anna Clendening[aw]
(AGT9) 		Kat Robichauld[aw]
(The Voice 5) 		[to be determined]
21 Coolranch (3) Maurice Townsend[ax]
(American Idol 13) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngKarlee Metzger [ay]
(The Voice 11) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngTia Simone[ay]
(AGT 11) 		Joshua Davis[az]
(The Voice 8) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
22 Baker (3) Anthony Paul[ba]
(The Voice 5) 		Jacob Rummel[ba]
(The Voice 8) 		Blaze Johnson[ba]
(The Voice 8) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngCrystal Bowersox [bb]
(American Idol 9) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngLexi Dávilla[bc]
(The Voice 8) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngEmily Keener[bc]
(The Voice 8)
25 Runecraft (3) TBA TBA TBA [to be determined] [to be determined] [to be determined]
26 Swaringen (3) TBA TBA TBA Emojione 1F6BA.pngAlicia Michilli [bd]
(AGT10) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
3 Doogans (2) Lexi Luca [be]
(The Voice 6) 		Brittney Lawrence [bf]
(The Voice 10) 		Angie Keilhauer [bg]
(The Voice 10) 		Rion Paige Thompson[bh]
(The X Factor 3) 		[to be determined]
5 Morgan & Brock (2) James Kenney [bi]
(The X Factor 3) 		Dexter Haygood [bi]
(The X Factor 1) 		Blaine Long [bj]
(The Voice 11) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
7 Jones (2) Tim Halperin [bk]
(American Idol 10) 		Aaron Marcellus [bl]
(American Idol 11) 		Vincent Powell [bm]
(American Idol 12) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
8 Donbars (2) Emojione 1F6BA.pngTara Simon [bn]
(The X Factor 2) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngAllison Bray [bo]
(The Voice 7) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngClara Hong [bk] [bn][bp]
(The Voice 7) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
14 Passalt (2) Holly Henry[bq]
(The Voice 5) 		Shannon Berthiaume[bq]
(American Idol 14) 		Ashley DuBose[bq]
(The Voice 5) 		Kat Perkins [bq]
(The Voice 6)
16 McClinton (2) Emojione 1F6BA.pngKelli Douglas [br]
(The Voice 7) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngJess Kellner [br]
(The Voice 4) 		Emojione 1F6BA.pngSavannah Berry [br]
(The Voice 4) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
23 Riva & Kummert (2) Briana Cuoco[bs]
(The Voice 5) 		Jessica Childress[bs]
(The Voice 4) 		Kota Wade[bs]
(The Voice 9) 		Candace Cameron[bt]–(DWTS 18)
Natasha Bure[bt]–(The Voice 11) 		Agina Alvaraez [bt]
(The Voice 4)
24 Delagatto (2) TBA TBA TBA [to be determined] [to be determined]
27 Cole (2) TBA TBA TBA [to be determined] [to be determined]
28 Matthewsons (2) TBA TBA TBA [to be determined] [to be determined]
30 Monroe (2) TBA TBA Emojione 1F6BA.pngBria Anai [bk][bu]
(TBD) 		[to be determined] [to be determined]
4 McDaniel (1) Mary Miranda [bv]
(The Voice 4) 		Monique Abbadie [bv]
(The Voice 4) 		Amy Whitcomb[bv]
(The Voice 4) 		[to be determined]
29 Tola & Gower (0) Lyndsey Elm[bw]
(The Voice 4) 		TBA TBA
Moderator Comeback and Nominations
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave a reason, but effectively backed the supported contestants from Massachusetts. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Sophia_.26_Maci_1" defined multiple times with different content
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Reason for Nomination: Williams believed Billy Gilman deserved to win The Voice 11, but said Blanca had to use two flex picks on Sundance Head and Josh Galllagher because she was previously a moderator of the Dave Della Terza version of Vote for the Worst when Sundance was a contestant on American Idol 6 and at the same time backed the supported contestant from Rhode Island.
  3. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Blanca believed Samantha Johnson deserved to be in the final and win America's Got Talent in 2015, but said she was disappointed in the attitudes of the judges and that Johnson was robbed while also taking responsibility for Johnson being in the Dunkin Save.
  4. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Williams said she thought McRae would have been in the Top 2 of So You Think You Can Dance with Kida Burns had America not been "complete dick-heads" and thought McRae would win it all by not voting and the same time called Kaizer, Sorensen, and Passalt "complete cocksucers for not using the Moderators Save" upon McRae's third place finish. Williams then told Ava Zinn to reverse the loss at which point Zinn responded, "Sophia, listen. Don't fucking dare tell me what to do". [1]
  5. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Zinn said that she and Alvaraz would have chosen Diaz as a Comeback Artist on The Voice only if the network didn't do that major f**k up on 11/9 (referring to the 2016 Presidential Election).
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave a reason, though Kylie Dwyar effectively backed the supported contestants from Colorado while also thanking Kymberly Alvaraz for not choosing the picks Dwyar made, which Alvaraz responded with "I respect your decision and I'll respect mine and Ava's".
  7. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither Zinn or Alvaraz gave no reason but Alvaraz said it was obvious and effectively backed the supported contestant from Nashville and Las Vegas, though she was confused by the decisions of Alicia Key and Miley Cyrus.
  8. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Alvaraz said that Beth Spangler had more potential back then and still does now and she thought that her Knockout opponent was not connecting with the audience, though Zinn stated that she would have voted for Beth Spangler as Zinn wanted to return "Vote for the Girls" to being a talent competition and fan site.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Reason for Nomination: Zinn stated that after five years she had developed strong respect for the female contestants she met when she auditioned for American Idol 11 in Pittsbugh (most notably Erika van Pelt, Crystal Bowersox, and Haley Reinhart). After some consideration, Zinn chose Jessica Sanchez, Haley Reinhart and Lauren Aliana were the better candidates to be in the Hall of Fame.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Reason for Nomination: Zinn gave no reason, though Alvaraz effectively backed the supported contestants her home state of Colorado.
  11. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave a reason, though Savage effectively backed the supported contestant from Virginia.
  12. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave a reason, though Savage effectively backed the supported contestant from Louisiana.
  13. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave a reason, though Martin effectively backed the supported contestant from his home state of Maryland.
  14. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Neither gave a reason, though Martin effectively backed the supported contestant from Virginia.
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Reason for Nomination: Martin gave no reason, though Savage effectively backed the supported contestant from Arkansas and Martin backed the supported contestant from Virginia. However, as a result of being unable to choose a nominee between Baber and Carrington, Savage and Martin chose both of them as their nominees with approval from the producers but Coolranch allowed this nomination.
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though Allen effectively backed his home state of New York.
  17. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Gave no reason, though Allen effectively backed his home state of New York.
  18. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Phil stated "I'm doing this for a reason, and you'll realize the reason when I say it. I'm sending Carly Rose Sonencalr in the Vote for the Girls Hall of Fame", implying that he wanted to cause a reversal of Carlygate and backed the supported contestant from New York.
  19. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though effectively backed her aunt's supported contestant on American Idol.
  20. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though effectively backed her supported contestant from her hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
  21. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Mort said she was "MAD AS HELL" after Adam Levine decided to choose Jake Barker over Camelle and said this was an easy as choosing Minnifield while at the same time, Mort effectively backed her aunt's supported contestant on The Voice.
  22. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Mort stated "I'm doing this one reason, and Ava will realize the reason when I say it. The first Vote for the Girls Hall of Fame Nominee I've chosen is SYTYCD 11 Winner Ricky Ubeda", implying that Mort wanted to right a wrong while at the same time backed what would have been her late aunt Kellie's supported contestant from Florida.
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 Reason for Nomination: Mort stated "The second Vote for the Girls Nominee I've chosen is Audra McClaughlin from The Voice 6," then "Mia Z from The Voice 8" and "Sisaundra Lewis from the Voice 6", implying that Mort wanted to see an all-female Voice finale while at the same time backed the supported contestant from her birth state and the latter (Sisaundra Lewis) from Floirda. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Maribel_5" defined multiple times with different content
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Reason for Nomination: Gave no reason, though Mort effectively backed the supported contestants from Orlando, Florida. However, as a result of being unable to choose a nominee between Lewis and Cuevas, Mort chose both of them as her fourth nominee with approval from the producers.
  25. ↑ Reason for Nominatioon: Karly Jameson said she thought on Rising Star Austin French would finish third safe based on his first performance but concluded that Geiger deserved runner-up at best. This was after a Moderator's Challenge used on Laura Bretan.[2]
  26. ↑ Reason: Perri Johnson wanted Bradley to win America's Got Talent as she felt it was "probably the right decision to right a three year wrong".[3]
  27. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: White initially chose Andi & Alex as a Hall of Fame Nomination, but Lanise revealed on "The Karly Jameson Show" that Josh Kaufman got the nomination instead. Lanise backed both her supported contestant on The Voice and her home state of Wisconsin.
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave a reason, though White effectively backed her home state of Wisconsin.
  29. ↑ Reason for Nomination: During a segment of "The Karly Jameson Show" on December 9, 2016, White's Purple Team East opponent Karly Jameson had musical guest Josh Kaufman, who was Jameson's guest as Danni McClannahan announced and introduced Kaufman as "Vote for the Girls Hall of Fame Nominee and The Voice 6 Winner, THE INFAMOUS JOSH KAUFMAN".
  30. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Neither gave a reason, though White effectively backed her supported contestant on The Voice and was confirmed by McClannahan on "The Karly Jameson Show" on December 9, 2016.
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 Reason for Nomination: Neither gave a reason, though White effectively backed both her supported contestant on Dancing with the Stars and the network affiliation of her previous employer, ABC affiliate WXWI-FTV. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Lanise_.26_Danni_5" defined multiple times with different content
  32. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason.
  33. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason.
  34. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason.
  35. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestant from her hometown of Chicago.
  36. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason.
  37. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though effetively backed the supported contestant from the nearby Dayton, Ohio market.
  38. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though effetively backed the supported contestant from the nearby Chicago market.
  39. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestant from Indianapolis.
  40. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Ray said she was devastated after Glanton lost to Ryan White Maloney and said this was an easy decision as Ray's first Moderator Comeback pick while at the same time, Ray effectively backed the supported contestant from Ray's neighboring state, Wichita, Kansas.
  41. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though Ray effectively backed the supported contestant from Ray's birth state of Missourri.
  42. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though Ray effectively backed her supported contestant on American Idol.
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Reason for Nomination: Ray stated it was a no-brainier and felt she had to do Iowa a favor after watching Emily West on America's Got Talent while also effectively backing her home state of Iowa. However, Ray also announced Emily West was chosen as the 200th Vote for the Girls pick and that Maddie Walker was declared the 199th VFTG pick.[4]
  44. ↑ 44.0 44.1 44.2 44.3 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestants from Sanchez's home state of California.
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 45.2 Reason for Nomination: Ann Dwyar wanted to give save villain Nadine Cole the opportunity and wanted to give the Rocky Mountain region a Hall of Fame nominee, so Ann chose Madilyn Paige. However, as a result of being unable to choose between a nominee between both American Idol season fifteen contestants Mitchell and Blosil, The Dwyar Sisters
  46. ↑ 46.0 46.1 46.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: . Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Peta_.26_Nadia_1" defined multiple times with different content Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Peta_.26_Nadia_1" defined multiple times with different content
  47. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Neither gave a reason, though Peta-Alyce Kaizer effectively backed her home market of New York City as well as her supported contestants on The Voice since it was both Wé McDonald and Ali Caldwell were still in the competition at the time, Nadia Lorenzo decided to put the decision up to the public while also revealing the Moderators' Save will be used to decline the Vote for the Girls loss (which turned out to be eventual third place finisher Wé McDonald as McDonald made The Voice 11 Final.
  48. ↑ 48.0 48.1 Reason: Lorenzo gave no reason, though Kaizer effectively backed the supported contestants from her home market of New York City.
  49. ↑ 49.0 49.1 49.2 49.3 49.4 Reason for Nomination and Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though she effectively backed the supported contestant from her home state of North Carolina.[5]
  50. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though effectively Coolranch backed his supported contestant from American Idol and his home market of Kalamazoo/Grand Rapids.
  51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though Coolranch effectively backed the supported contestant from his home state of Michigan.
  52. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Gave no reason, though Coolranch effectively backed his supported contestant from The Voice and his home state of Michigan. Coolranch then said, "Glenn has chosen Alicia Michilli as his Hall of Fame Nomination".
  53. ↑ 53.0 53.1 53.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though Baker effectively backed his supported contestants from his home state of Ohio.
  54. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Steve Baker based his nomination on the history of Vote for the Girls, effectively backing the first Vote for the Girls pick and his home state of Ohio.
  55. ↑ 55.0 55.1 Reason for Nomination: Gave no reason, though Baker effectively backed the supported contestants from his home market of Cleveland.
  56. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Glenn Swaringen revealed the nomination was suggested by Archibald Coolranch as his Christmas present. Coolranch then said, "Glenn has chosen Alicia Michilli as his Hall of Fame Nomination."
  57. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither Donna or Tim gave a reason, though Tim effectively backed the supported contestant from Florida.
  58. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither Donna or Tim gave a reason, though Tim effectively backed the supported contestant from his hometown of Jacksonville, Florida.
  59. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither Donna or Tim gave a reason, though Tim effectively backed the supported contestant from the Jacksonville media market.
  60. ↑ Reason for Nomination: Donna gave no reason, though Tim effectively backed the supported contestant Jacksonville, Florida.[6]
  61. ↑ 61.0 61.1 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither Kent nor Stefan gave a reason, though Kent effectively backed his home market of Portland, Oregon.
  62. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither Kent nor Stefan gave a reason, though Stefan effectively backed his home state of Arizona.
  63. ↑ 63.0 63.1 63.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Jones initially chose The Voice 4's VEDO, but his nomination was rejected because VEDO was in the live shows. Jones said that he loved Halperin and Bria Anai on American Idol, and said he wanted to "add Bria", but when Everman informed Jones he had no flex picks, and therefore Jones' nomination of Anai was not accepted since Anai is a female. Clark then chose Halperin, which was accepted. It took Jones 3 minutes to make a decision as it was very tough. After Ben & Sonia Donbar made their Moderator Comeback Picks, Jones unleashed a torrent of expletives at the Donbars, who did not choose Anai as they had flex picks. Anai was eventually selected by Jenna Monroe, much to Jones' relief, but did call Monroe a "bitch-ass n***er".
  64. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Jones gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestant from his hometown of Atlanta.
  65. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Jones gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestant from Texas.
  66. ↑ 66.0 66.1 Reason: Neither gave a reason, though Sonia Donbar effectively backed her supported contestant from her hometown of Atlanta. The audience pressured the Donbars for them to choose Bria Anai from American Idol 13 at the suggestion of Clark Jones.
  67. ↑ Reason: Neither gave a reason, though Ben Donbar effectively backed his supported contestant from her hometown of Louisville.
  68. ↑ Upon Sonia Donbar's decision came down to Clara Hong and Bria Anai; before Donbar made her decision Ben Donbar said to Clark Jones, "Listen, Clark! You had your turn! You will not influence my decision nor Sonia's! Shut up! You had your 10 minute turn!" Clark responded, "This isn't The Karly Ryder, Jr. Show." Sonia Donbar then interrupted Jones and asked to control Jones stating to him, "Clark, you're in way over your head. This is my fucking call. I'm saying her name for for a reason, and Ava will realize my decision when I say it. The third and final Moderator Comeback pick is," Sonia Donbar hits her button and then says "Clara Hong from The Voice 7" as the Donbars believed that Hong had more potential and the audience booed both Ben and Sonia.
  69. ↑ 69.0 69.1 69.2 69.3 Reason: Gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestants from her home state of Minnesota, including especially her father's supported contestant from the fourteenth season of American Idol.
  70. ↑ 70.0 70.1 70.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though McClinton backed her supported contestants from her home state of Texas.
  71. ↑ 71.0 71.1 71.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Gave no reason, though both backed the supported contestant from her home market of Los Angeles.
  72. ↑ 72.0 72.1 72.2 Reason for Nomination : Jenny Riva stated "Ava, the first two Vote for the Girls Hall of Fame nominees are related. Tulissa and I are doing this for a reason, and you'll realize the reason when those two names come up. We've nominated Candace Cameron and Natasha Bure," while Tulissa Kummert said the beauty of Vote for the Girls is that it's driven by people and for the first ever on Vote for the Girls, it's a perfect opportunity to take both a mother and daughter as the nominees and backed the supported contestants from the home market of Los Angeles. Kummert then stated "Jenny and I are doing this for a reason, and you'll realize the reason when I say her name. We've nominated Agina Alvarez from The Voice Mexico and The Voice 4," implying Riva & Kummert wanted to cause an imported Moderators' Save to the United States.
  73. ↑ Reason: .
  74. ↑ 74.0 74.1 74.2 Reason for Moderator Comeback: Marti gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestants from Floirda and The Voice 4.[7]
  75. ↑ Reason for Moderator Comeback: Neither gave no reason, though effectively backed the supported contestants from California.
Refrences
  1. ↑ Williams, Sophia [WillamsCanada] (December 15, 2016). There's one more #VoteFotTheGirlsHallofFame nominee that should have won....
  2. ↑ Jameson, Karly [KarlyRJameson] (December 5, 2016). The #VoteForTheGirlsHallofFame nominee chosen by @KathiAlexaJ & I is....
  3. ↑ Johnson, Perri [PerriSJohnson] (December 5, 2016). @hollyeverman and I made our decision....
  4. ↑ ??
  5. ↑ Sorensen, Breeanna [ItsBreeannaS] (December 5, 2016). My #VoteForTheGirlsHallOfFame nominee is....
  6. ↑ Doogan, Donna [donna_doogan] (December 5, 2016). Tim and I have chosen....
  7. ↑ McDaniel, Marti [MartiMcDShow] (December 15, 2016). My #VoteForTheGirlsModeratorComeback picks are.......
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