Template:VFTG USA Supported Contestants/Female

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VFTG Pick # Name VFTG Season Show Moderator Finished
9 Naima Adedapo 2 AI10 All1 10th/11th Place
Ivonne Acero 7 VOICE9 Thia Tola 13-24th Place
Brooke Adee 6 VOICE8 Kellie Rock Live Playoffs
Sasha Allen 4 VOICE4 All BANKRUPT
4th/5th Place
Melanie Amaro 3 XF1 Robyn Hurd VFTG Victory
(Winner)
Janelle Arthur 4 AI12 None VFTG Victory
5th Place
Jena Asciutto 5 AI13 Ava Zinn SAVED
(Runner-Up)[Note 1]
Shannon Berthiaume 6 AI14 Julia Passalt Top 24
Riley Biederer 7 VOICE9 Rock, KellieKellie Rock 13-24th Place
1 Crystal Bowersox 1 AI9 All1 VFTG Loss
(Runner-Up)
Tonya Boyd-Cannon 6 VOICE8 Thia Tola Live Playoffs
Tess Boyer 5 VOICE6 All 9th/10th Place
Danielle Bradbery 4 VOICE4 Ava Zinn VFTG Victory
(Winner)
Holly Everman
Hillary Matthewson
Taylor Brashears 6 VOICE7 All 13th-20th Place
Emily Brooke 7 AI15 Kellie Rock 15-24th Place
Amanda Brown 4 VOICE3 Michelle Steele 5th/6th Place
Shelby Brown 7 VOICE9 Ava Zinn & Kymberly AlvarazHE 7th-9th Place
Jenn Blosil 7 AI15 Ava Zinn & Kymberly AlvarazLW 11-14th Place
Korin Bukowski 7 VOICE9 Kellie Rock 10th Place
Caitlin Caporle 6 VOICE8 Julia Passalt Live Playoffs
India Carney 6 VOICE8 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 5th Place
Amber Carrington 4 VOICE4 Michelle Steele BANKRUPT
4th/5th Place
Bridget Carrington 3 Duets All VFTG Loss
(4th Place)
Hollie Cavanagh 3 AI11 Holly Everman 4th Place
Robyn Hurd
Michelle Chamuel 4 VOICE4 All VFTG Victory
(Runner-Up)
Tessanne Chin 5 VOICE5 Ava Zinn4 VFTG Victory
(Winner)
Olivia Chisolm 3 Duets All 5th Place
Khaya Cohen 5 XF3 Michelle Steele 10th Place
JAX
(Jackie Cole) 		6 AI14 Tracia Ward VFTG Female Victory
(Female Winner
3rd Place)5
Joey Cook 6 AI14 Holly Everman 7th Place5
Shameia Crawford 6 Rising Star Kymberly Alvaraz
(formerly Kym Christian) BoW 		7th Place
Rachel Crow 3 XF1 Holly Everman 5th Place
Sarina-Joi Crowe 6 AI14 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 12th Place
Sarah Darling 6 Rising Star All BANKRUPT
14th Place
Lexi Davila 6 VOICE8 Kellie Rock Live Playoffs
Madi Davis 7 VOICE9 Tracia Ward 5-6th Place
Adanna Duru 6 AI14 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 10th/11th Place
Amelia Eisenhauer 7 AI15 Kendra RayHE 15-24th Place
Lyndsey Elm 7 VOICE9 Julia Passalt Battle Rounds
Anita Antoinette 6 VOICE7 Julia Passalt 9th/10 Place
Fifth Harmony
(Ally Brooke Hernandez, Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui, Camila Cabello, and Dinah Hansen) 		4 XF2 Holly Everman VFTG Loss
3rd Place
Stacy Francis 3 XF1 Ava Zinn BANKRUPT
11th Place
Hurd, RobynRobyn Hurd
Morgan Frazier 7 VOICE9 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 13-24th Place
CeCe Frey 4 XF2 Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele BANKRUPT
6th Place
Gabrielle Nicole 6 Rising Star Lanise White 18th Place
Jennel Garcia 4 XF2 Ava Zinn BANKRUPT
11th Place
Candice Glover 4 AI12 Holly Everman VFTG Victory
(Winner)
Alexis Gomez 6 AI14 Holly Everman Top 16
Audrey Kate Geiger 6 Rising Star Rock, KellieKellie Rock VFTG Loss
3rd Place
Christina Grimmie (1994-2016)) 5 VOICE6 Ava Zinn SAVED
(3rd Place)[Note 2]
Skylar Laine 3 AI11 Holly Everman 5th Place
Hurd, RobynRobyn Hurd
Kree Harrison 4 AI12 Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele VFTG Victory
(Runner-Up)
Koryn Hawthorne 6 VOICE8 Holly Everman 4th Place
Morgan Higgins 6 Rising Star None 19th Place
Judith Hill 4 VOICE4 Ava Zinn 7th/8th Place
Amber Holcomb 4 AI12 None VFTG Victory
4th Place
Karen Hornsby[2] 6 Rising Star Ryder, Jr., KarlyKarly Ryder, Jr. 15th Place
(Rising Star)
99th VFTG Pick
Krista Hughes 7 VOICE9 Julia Passalt Battles
Siahna Im 7 VOICE9 Holly Everman & Perri Johnson Knockouts
Lovey James 6 AI14 Lanise White ROBBED
Top 24
Reagan James 6 VOICE7 Ava ZinnBoW 9th/10th Place
Jenna Renae 7 AI15 Tracia & Hillary Matthewson 15-24th Place
Sugar Joans 6 VOICE7 Everman, HollyHolly Everman 11th/12th Place
Deanna Johnson 6 VOICE8 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 9th/10th Place
9 Ashthon Jones 2 AI10 All1 13th Place
Tyanna Jones 6 AI14 Rock, KellieKellie Rock 5th Place5
Hannah Kirby 6 VOICE8 Julia Passalt 7th/8th Place
Jean Kelley 6 VOICE7 All 13th-20th Place
Bria Kelly 5 VOICE6 All 9th/10th Place
Kimberly Nicole 6 VOICE8 Julia Passalt 6th Place
Lakoda Rayne
(Paige Ogle, Hayley Orrantia, Cari Fletcher, and Dani Knights) 		3 XF1 All3 BANKRUPT
9th Place
La'Porsha Renae 7 AI15 Ava Zinn & Kymberly AlvarazKFR Double Moderator Victory
(Runner-Up)
Ellie Lawrence 7 VOICE9 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 13-24th Place
Alice J. Lee 6 Rising Star Kymberly Alvaraz
(formerly Kym Christian) 		11th Place
Jacquie Lee 5 VOICE5 Ava Zinn4 VFTG Victory
(Runner-Up)
Sisaundra Lewis 5 VOICE6 All 6th/7th/8th Place
Meghan Linsey 6 VOICE8 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz VFTG Female Victory
(Female Winner
Runner-Up)
April Lockhart 6 Rising Star Kymberly Alvaraz
(formerly Kym Christian) 		8th Place
Loren Lott 6 AI14 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz Top 16
Regina Love 7 VOICE9 Rock, KellieKellie Rock 13-24th Place
Adriana Louise 4 VOICE3 Holly Everman 11th/12th Place
Macy Kate [2] 6 Rising Star Ryder, Jr., KarlyKarly Ryder, Jr. 9th Place
(Rising Star)
100th VFTG Pick[2][Note 3]
0 Siobhan Magnus 1 AI9 All1 6th Place
Shannon Magrane 3 AI11 None 11th Place
Melanie Martinez 4 VOICE3 Matthewson, HillaryHillary Matthewson 5th/6th Place
Lillie McCloud 5 XF3 Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele BANKRUPT
8th Place
Tristan McIntosh 7 AI15 Ava Zinn & Kymberly AlvarazHE 6th Place
Audra McLaughlin 5 VOICE6 All 6th/7th/8th Place
5 Thia Megia 2 AI10 All1 10th/11th Place
Kristen Merlin 5 VOICE6 Kathi Jameson 4th/5th Place
Jessica Meuse 5 AI13 Rock, KellieKellie Rock 4th Place[Note 4]
Angie Miller 4 AI12 Ava Zinn VFTG Victory
3rd Place[Note 5]
Beatrice Miller 4 XF2 Matthewson, HillaryHillary Matthewson 9th Place
Jeneve Mitchell 7 AI15 Thia Tola 11-14th Place
Maneepat Molloy 6 Rising Star All 6th Place
(Rising Star)
Thailand's Got Talent 1[Note 6] IMPORTED VFTG VICTORY
(Thailand's Got Talent)
Dani Moz 5 VOICE6 Ava Zinn 11th/12th Place
Nadja Nicole 7 VOICE9 Julia PassaltHE 11th/12th Place
Stephany Negrete 7 AI15 Thia Tola 15-24th Place
MK Nobilette [Note 7] 5 AI13 Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele 10th Place
Kristen O'Connor 5 AI13 All 13th Place
Michaela Paige 4 VOICE3 All 11th/12th Place
Caroline Pennell 5 VOICE5 Ava Zinn4 7th/8th Place
Andi & Alex (Peot) 7 VOICE9 Lanise White Knockouts
Kat Perkins 5 VOICE6 Ava Zinn 4th/5th Place
Emily Piriz 5 AI13 Swaringen, ArielAriel Swaringen 12th Place
Sarah Potenza 6 VOICE8 Kendra Ray Live Playoffs
Cassadee Pope 4 VOICE3 Ava Zinn VFTG Victory
(Winner)
Rachel Potter 5 XF3 Ava Zinn 11th Place
Swaringen, ArielAriel Swaringen
Lisa Punch 6 Rising Star Jameson, KathiKathi Jameson 10th Place
4 Haley Reinhart 2 AI10 All1 3rd Place
Emily Ann Roberts 7 VOICE9 Ava Zinn & Kymberly AlvarazHE Double VFTG Victory
(Female Winner
Overall Runner-Up)
Kat Robichaud 5 VOICE5 Ava Zinn4 9th/10th Place
3 Karen Rodriguez 2 AI10 All1 12th Place
Olivia Rox 7 AI15 Thia Tola 9th/10th Place
Drew Ryniewicz[Note 8] 3 XF1 Ava Zinn BANKRUPT
6th Place
Bryana Salaz 6 VOICE7 All 13th-20th Place
Jessica Sanchez 3 AI11 All[Note 9] VFTG Loss
(Runner-Up)
Ellona Santiago 5 XF3 All ROBBED
6th Place[Note 10]
Shania Scott 6 AI14 Rhodes, RhondaRhonda Rhodes Top 24
DaNica Shirey 6 VOICE7 Rock, KellieKellie Rock SAVED[Note 11]
(6th-8th Place)
Sarah Simmons 4 VOICE4 Holly Everman 7th/8th Place
Sonnet Simmons 6 Rising Star Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 13th Place
Carly Rose Sonenclar 4 XF2 Ava Zinn VFTG Loss
Runner-Up
Sonic 6 VOICE8 Thia Tola Live Playoffs
Gianna Isabella[Note 12] 7 AI15 Tracia & Hillary MatthewsonJP2 9th/10th Place
6 Lauren Suddeth[Note 13] 2 AI10 All1 VFTG Loss
(Runner-Up)
Sweet Suspense
(Celine Polenghi, Millie Thrasher and Summer Reign Cummings) 		5 XF3 Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele 12th Place
Megan Tibbits 6 Rising Star None 12th Place
Elise Testone 3 AI11 Ava Zinn 6th Place
Paige Thomas 4 XF2 Holly Everman 8th Place
Rion Paige Thompson[Note 12] 5 XF2 Ava Zinn BANKRUPT
5th Place
7 Pia Toscano 2 AI10 All1 BANKRUPT
9th Place
Holly Tucker 4 VOICE4 All[Note 14] 6th Place
Erika Van Pelt 3 AI11 Ava Zinn 10th Place
Amy Vachal 7 VOICE9 Kendra Ray 7-9th Place
Sonika Vaid 7 AI15 Holly Everman & Perri Johnson 5th Place
Maddie Walker 6 AI14 Kendra Ray 10th/11th Place5
Malaya Watson 5 AI13 Swaringen, ArielAriel Swaringen BANKRUPT
8th Place[Note 15]
Diamond White 4 XF2 Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele BANKRUPT
5th Place
Dana Williams 6 Rising Star Ava Zinn VFTG Loss
4th Place
Katherine Winston 6 AI14 Rock, KellieKellie Rock Top 24
Sylvia Yacoub 4 VOICE3 Ava Zinn BANKRUPT
9th/10th Place
Matthewson, HillaryHillary Matthewson
Steele, MichelleMichelle Steele
Majesty Rose York 5 AI13 Kathi Jameson 9th Place
Avalon Young 7 AI15 Thia Tola 7th/8th Place
Shelbie Z 5 VOICE5 Ava Zinn 13-20th Place
7 AI15 Ava Zinn & Kymberly Alvaraz 15-24th Place
Mia Z 6 VOICE8 Kellie Rock 11th/12th Place
1^ For the site's first two seasons, all supported contestants fell under Zinn.
2^ From the site's third season onwards, all supported contestants for the So You Think You Can Dance and America's Got Talent competitions are chosen by Zinn.
3^ With the elimination of Whitney Carson during the ninth season of So You Think You Can Dance, the site declared an automatic make-up victory due to Girard and Maher residing in the same state (Florida).
4^ Following the eliminations of Grey on Team Adam, Shelbie Z on Team Blake, Tamara Chauniece and Amber Nicole on Team CeeLo, and Olivia Henken and Stephanie Ann Johnson on Team Christina, neither Holly, Michelle, nor Ariel had any remaining supported contestants after they were eliminated in the Live Playoffs during the fifth season of The Voice.
5^ With the elimination of Adanna Duru and Maddie Walker (respectively supported by Ava and Kendra), this particular elimination resulted in a six-way victory with the Pink Team moderators (with the exception of Kym, of whom transfered from the Pink Team to the Purple Team to join Ava under Team Ava & Kymberly) winning by default, and the Moderatrors' Save will be used on the remaining supported contestants during the fourteenth season of American Idol.
BoW^ Best of Worst Pick.
WILD^ Wild Card Pick.
A^ Supported contestant is considered as a male-female duo.
B^ Supported contestant is male vocalist approved by Ava Zinn based on appearance and vocals.

Flex Pick and Cross-Flex pick Note[edit]

LL^ Originally supported by Leonard Lai.
DM^ Originally supported by Danni McClannahan (then Daniel McClannahan).
LR^ Originally supported by Luka Runecraft.
CJ^ Originally supported by Clark Jones.
AC^ Originally supported by Archibald Coolranch.
VATP^ Originally supported by Lawrence Hederick.
GS^ Originally supported by Glenn Swaringen.


AFN^ Originally supported by Ava Zinn and Kymberly Alvaraz.
AFN2^ Briefly supported by Ava Zinn and Kymberly Alvaraz.
KRAY^ Originally supported by Kendra Ray
KRAY2^ Briefly supported by Kendra Ray
JP^ Originally supported by Julia Passalt
JP2^ Briefly supported by Julia Passalt
KJ^ Originally supported by Kathi and Karly Jameson
KJ2^ Briefly supported by Kathi and Karly Jameson
LW^ Originally supported by Lanise White.
LW2^ Briefly supported by Lanise White.
HE^ Originally supported by Holly Everman and Perri Johnson.
HE2^ Briefly supported by Holly Everman and Perri Johnson.
KROCK^ Originally supported by Kellie Rock.
KROCK2^ Briefly supported by Kellie Rock
TT^ Originally supported by Thia Tola
TT2^ Briefly supported by Thia Tola
KFR^ Originally supported by Kathy Roberts
KFR2^ Briefly supported by Kathy Roberts
TW^ Originally supported by Tracia Ward or Tracia Ward and Hillary Matthewson.
TW2^ Briefly supported by Tracia Ward or Tracia Ward and Hillary Matthewson.
DWYAR^ Originally supported by The Dwyars.
DWYAR2^ Briefly supported by The Dwyars.


Footnotes
  1. ↑ Initially VFTG Loss. Following the victory of Alfonso Ribeiro & Witney Carson on the 19th season of Dancing with the Stars, Asciutto became the first non-winning supported American Idol contestant to be inducted into the web site's Hall of Fame. In addition, Asciutto broke the record as the longest Vote for the Girls Idol pick lasting 14 weeks (from Top 30 to the finale), surpassing the previous record of 12 weeks set by Lauren Alaina and Jessica Meuse. [1]
  2. ↑ Initially VFTG Loss that was proved controversial as fans of the site and Grimmie believed she would win due to her large fan base on social media. However, after the victory of Alfonso Ribeiro & Witney Carson on the 19th season of Dancing with the Stars, the loss was reversed to a Moderator's Veto since Grimmie's loss occurred within the two year statues of limitations and became the second non-winning supported Voice contestant after DaNica Shirey to be inducted into the web site's Hall of Fame. In addition, Grimmie. [1]
  3. ↑ Prior to the conclusion of the fall cycle of the sixth season, a twist was added and the "100th Vote for the Girls pick" was chosen by the voting public. The options were Macy Kate or Karen Hornsby as Ava Zinn posted on Twitter: "The 100th Vote for the Girls pick.... lives in Florida and competed on Rising Star. The result of the vote and the name of the public's choice to become the 100th VFTG Pick was announced on the Vote for the Girls 100 Women Picked special that aired January 4, 2015. And it was Macy Kate who had earned the site's 100th Pick with Hornsby (coincidentally Hornsby was the 100th supported contestant eliminated) named the site's 99th pick.
  4. ↑ Meuse tied the record as the longest Vote for the Girls Idol pick lasting 12 weeks (from Top 30 to the Top 12), set by Lauren Alaina during the tenth season of American Idol. Jena Irene broke this record set two weeks later.
  5. ↑ Initially Painful Bankrupt, but following the victory of Alex & Sierra on the third season of The X Factor, Miller became the first non-winning and non-finale supported contestant to be in the web site's Hall of Fame
  6. ↑ Vote for the Girls Thailand (the Thai adaptation of Vote for the Girls) scored its only victory during the site's four year run when Molloy won the first season of Thailand's Got Talent. After the Thai adaptation's cancellation in the spring of 2014, either due to low ratings or the site's consistent losses since Molloy's victory, former VFTGTHAI moderator Thia Tola contacted VFTG creator Ava Zinn about the Thai adaptation's ongoing failures and Zinn launched an Australian adaptation of Vote for the Girls, but imported Molloy's TGT victory into this original United States adaptation of Vote for the Girls and Tola became a moderator on both the American and Australian versions as a condition of VFTGTHAI's cancellation.
  7. ↑ The site's pick of MK Nobilette was only available to Zinn, Steele, and Jameson. The pick of Nobilette drew controversy. This brought some angry responses on the site's Twitter page. Some even criticized Zinn for her decision for declaring Nobilette as a "transman" pick and earlier drew criticism on the United Kingdom version when that site declared James Byron as a "transgirl" pick on the third series of The Voice UK. Zinn's decision to declare the transman pick did not sit well with the transgender community despite the fact Zinn, a transgender woman herself (as well as Steele and Jameson) and the fact that much of the moderator panel are considered lesbians (Zinn, Steele, and Jameson are such transwomen as a result of their gender transitions their sexual orientation is considered to be lesbian (prior to their transitions, Zinn, Steele, and Jameson were all heterosexual males until 2004, 2012, and 2011, respectively) while Swaringen, Rock, and Everman--biological women--have came out as bisexuals in 2010, 1994, and 2000, respectively. In Zinn's defense, she mentioned that if fans want to vote for a male contestant -- MK Nobilette is the closest pick. Though there was speculation this spawned the brawl four weeks after Nobilette's elimination.[3]
  8. ↑ Stage name was "Drew" from the live shows onwards.
  9. ↑ Ava Zinn initially excluded Sanchez, but after the first week of the American Idol 11 Top 7 result, decided she had made a "huge voting mistake" in not including Sachez as Holly and Robyn chose Sanchez as a supported contestant
  10. ↑ The American Idol 13 and The Voice 6 competitions marked the first time in the site's history that conflict with the contestants from American Idol and The Voice prevented Zinn from completing the season. The male contestants on both competitions were mostly "white guys with guitars," which are never VFTG picks. The competitions became increasingly heated and the American public reacted defensively, refusing to accept the truth about WGWG's, and blaming others for no reason. During one episode, Zinn concludes, "I think the competition's too far gone". After the eliminations of MK Nobilette, Majesty Rose, Malaya Watson, and Jessica Meuse landed in the bottom two the week following Watson's elimination, and Zinn tells in a YouTube video on April 18, 2014, the competition that's basically lopsided with dreaded WGWG's are not normal for this kind of competition and announces that she would be auctioning off her virginity, and it is implied that she called off the competition for that reason. Zinn made her threat to auction off her virginity following Santiago's elimination. Though Zinn's Idol and Voice picks in the spring cycle remained valid.
  11. ↑ During the site's presentation on December 2, 2014 Zinn says to the seven other moderators right before it was announced Shirey's elimination, "Let me tell you would've been if the Moderators' Veto had not not used," and the announcement of Jamison's save is interrupted by a long buzzer. After 3 seconds, Zinn announces, "DaNica Shirey is eliminated, and that means we have zero female contestants left in this competition. What this means is that there is a Vote for the Girls loss and it's the first time on "The Voice" it has ever happened. According to the rules, though, the competition is over. Since the Moderators' Veto was used to reject DaNica's defeat, we will NOT declare a loss and none of the moderators face a punishment for failure to get DaNica to a victory"). For her to be considered for the Moderators' Save, all eight moderators (Ava Zinn, Nermal Everman (filling in for her aunt Holly as she was serving a suspension from the moderator panel after her second DUI arrest), Kellie Rock, Julia Passalt, Lanise White, Karly Ryder, Jr., Kendra Ray (who recently joined the moderator panel and replaced terminated moderator Kathi Jameson), Kym Christian) rung in during Shirey's audition on September 23, 2014 and since Shirey and Rock are from the state of Pennsylvania, Shirey was Rock's primary pick and became the winning moderator after the eight moderators declared after the eliminations of Reagan James and Anita Antoinette on stage that they were unanimous in using their "Moderators' Save"[4], a veto that was introduced earlier in the web site's sixth season. This made Shirey the first declared "Vote for the Girls" Voice pick (Shirey would later be joined by Christina Grimmie and Jena Asciutto following a review in January 2015) and the second supported contestant after Valerie Rockey in the web site's history spared from the site declaring a 'Vote for the Girls Loss upon her elimination. Shirey was the last female contestant to be eliminated, leaving an all-male Top 5 for the first time in The Voice's history.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Stage name known as 'Gianna Isabella' Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "StageNote3" defined multiple times with different content
  13. ↑ Stage name known as 'Lauren Alaina'
  14. ↑ Holly Tucker was originally selected for Top 6 week, but after the performances, the website switched to eventual winner Danielle Bradbery[5], marking the first time the website had changed its mind on which contestant to vote for based on performance alone
  15. ↑ Upon learning that Watson was announced as the act with lowest number of votes for Top 7 reveal night on April 10, 2014, and taking offense of guest moderator, former Vote for the Girls UK moderator Khayla Chow (by calling Chow a "bi-black bimbo") during the viewing of the Malaya's final performance Chow shoved Holly Everman to the ground sparking the Vote for the Girls brawl. Hours later on the early morning hours of April 11, 2014, Everman was arrested under suspicion of DUI in Indianapolis, Indiana. Everman was suspended from April 14 to April 28. Though Everman's picks for The Voice remained valid.

References[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "DWTS 19 Winner Revealed". Vote for the Girls. Syndicated.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Vote for the Girls: 100 Women Picked". Vote for the Girls. AvaZinn.com. No. 45, season 6. 120 minutes in.
  3. ↑ Vote for the Girls American Idol 13 Picks. Aeverine Zinn Holdings (14 February 2014). Retrieved on 14 February 2014.|series=Vote or the Girls (USA)|network=AvaZinn.com|date=February 22, 2014|credits=Aeverine Zinn Holdings|quote=NOTE: On the episode cited above, when Nobilette was chosen as a Vote for the Girls pick for Zinn, Steele and Jameson (transgender women) and Meuse for Everman, Swaringen, and Rock (bisexual or lesbian women), Zinn stated that this rule applies to all singing competitions.}}
  4. ↑ The Moderators Will Use Their VETO on The Voice 7. Aeverine Zinn Holdings (November 18, 2014). Retrieved on November 19, 2014.
  5. ↑ Ava Zinn (June 18, 2013). VFTG Victory: Danielle Bradbery Wins The Voice. Vote for the Girls. Aeverine Zinn Holdings. Retrieved on June 23, 2013.
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