The Voice Season 24 FINAL Polls: Vote for Your Favorite Performance — Who Will Win? Who Should Win?
The Voice season 24 final performances aired Monday night (Dec 18). The Top 5 delivered two songs each — one uptempo number and one ballad — and competed for viewer votes ahead of the results show on Tuesday (Dec 19). Host Carson Daly noted a unique moment this season: all five finalists turned four chairs in the Blind Auditions, a first in the show’s history. Now it’s time for fans to weigh in and vote for their favorites.
Below is a concise recap of the final performances, analysis of who delivered the strongest night, and simple polls so readers can register their picks directly on this page. The commentary focuses on the five finalists and the key moments that could influence viewer voting.
Standouts: Jacquie Roar and Mara Justine
Two performers clearly came to win: Jacquie Roar and Mara Justine. Jacquie surprised by stepping away from country into hard rock, delivering powerful, sustained high notes on “More Than a Feeling.” Her second selection, “Nights in White Satin,” showcased emotional depth even if some high notes sounded a touch fatigued — the emotional connection remained strong. Mara Justine balanced tenderness and grit: her take on Adele’s “Turning Tables” felt intimate and controlled, while her rendition of “Piece of My Heart” used her natural rasp to add urgency and soul.
Does Jacquie or Mara Deserve the Win?
If the crown went to the best overall performance of the night alone, either Jacquie or Mara would be deserving. Both brought vocal strength, personality, and clear stylistic identities to the stage. That said, televised talent competitions hinge on fan engagement, song choice, and overall narrative as much as on a single night’s vocal excellence.
Lila Forde’s Mixed Night
Lila Forde had a mixed final. Her reinterpretation of the Americana standard “The Weight” attempted a jazz-inflected approach that didn’t fully land; she struggled with pitch at times and some of the stylistic slides between notes distracted from the song’s storytelling. She rebounded emotionally with a delicate rendition of The Beatles’ “Across the Universe,” where her wispy, ethereal tone suited the meditative arrangement and offered a peaceful, contemplative closing moment.
Ruby Leigh: Power and Growth
Ruby Leigh delivered both strengths and areas for growth. Her performance of “Suspicious Minds” attempted to explore mature themes of jealousy and relationship breakdown, but at times the phrasing felt overly dramatic for her years. The coach-driven tendency to push vocal dynamics led to moments of oversinging. However, Ruby found greater authenticity later with a heartfelt take on “Desperado.” She remains a powerful vocalist with room to refine storytelling and stage confidence, especially when performing without her guitar.
Did Huntley Do Enough?
Huntley reliably commands the stage and delivered strong vocal moments, but his song choices in the finale raised questions. Ending the night with a Creed cover felt like an odd fit for a grand finale; the staging — including a rising platform — bordered on literal and distracted from the vocal performance. Despite that, Huntley’s consistent stage presence and vocal talent likely earned him significant viewer support.
Overall, every finalist offered at least one memorable moment. The final outcome will depend on which performances connected most strongly with the viewing audience, plus each artist’s existing fanbase and voting momentum.
Voting and Polls
Use the simple polls below to cast your opinions about the performances and the winner. Poll results and predictions will be posted a few hours before Tuesday’s results show at 9 pm ET/PT. Your votes help gauge fan sentiment heading into the finale.
The Voice 24 Top 5 Performance Polls
Favorite Top 5 Performance
Who SHOULD Win The Voice 24
Who WILL Win The Voice 24
Grade Season 24
Final note: tune in for the results show Tuesday at 9 pm ET/PT to see which artist the voting audience crowns as The Voice season 24 winner. This finale highlighted diverse vocal styles and memorable moments — now fans get to decide the outcome.