The Voice Season 25 Top 12: Elimination Picks and Poll Results

The Voice 25 Top 12: Poll Results and My Predictions

Apologies for the delay — the polls on the site weren’t rendering properly for a while. Once the page was fixed I found the response count was lower than expected, so I’m sharing the available results alongside additional indicators from Facebook engagement to provide a broader picture. Below you’ll find the poll tallies, social metrics, and my predictions for who might leave the competition tonight.

Your The Voice 25 Top 12 Poll Results

Favorite Top 12 Performance

Tae Lewis performed early in the episode, which can be a disadvantage in viewer voting. Jazz artists like Nadège often struggle once live voting begins, and that remains a concern here. Bryan Olesen still drew strong interest on Facebook — his fanbase could keep him afloat even after a less effective performance. The Queen cover he chose felt mismatched for his style; that song generally succeeds when delivered with a strong sense of theatrical flair, which didn’t come across this time. He may find a better fit by returning to material that highlights his strengths.

Asher HaVon offered a heartfelt rendition of a Boyz II Men classic that resonated widely — perhaps more than I expected. His quirky presence seemed to translate into broad appeal this round, proving that distinctive artists can connect with the voting audience when the performance lands emotionally.

1. Nathan Chester – Team Legend – (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher – 21.28%
2. Asher HaVon – Team Reba – I’ll Make Love to You – 18.09%
3. Maddi Jane – Team Chance – Happier Than Ever – 11.70%
4. Bryan Olesen – Team Legend – Don’t Stop Me Now – 10.64%
5. Karen Waldrup – Team Dan + Shay – I Hope You Dance – 8.51%
6. Josh Sanders – Team Reba – Angels (Don’t Always Have Wings) – 7.45%
7. Madison Curbelo – Team Dan + Shay – Yesterday – 7.45%
8. Zoe Levert – Team Legend – Stick Season – 6.38%
9. L. Rodgers – Team Reba – Up to The Mountain – 5.32%
10. Nadège – Team Chance – He Loves Me (Lyzel in E Flat) – 3.19%
11. Serenity Arce – Team Chance – traitor – 0.00%
12. Tae Lewis – Team Dan + Shay – 19 You + Me – 0.00%

Which 3 Contestants SHOULD go home

1. Serenity Arce – Team Chance – 20.00%
2. Nadège – Team Chance – 17.06%
3. Bryan Olesen – Team Legend – 14.71%
4. Zoe Levert – Team Legend – 13.53%
5. L. Rodgers – Team Reba – 8.24%
6. Tae Lewis – Team Dan + Shay – 7.65%
7. Josh Sanders – Team Reba – 7.06%
8. Asher HaVon – Team Reba – 4.12%
9. Nathan Chester – Team Legend – 2.94%
10. Madison Curbelo – Team Dan + Shay – 1.76%
11. Maddi Jane – Team Chance – 1.76%
12. Karen Waldrup – Team Dan + Shay – 1.18%

Which 3 Contestants WILL go home

1. Nadège – Team Chance – 21.52%
2. Serenity Arce – Team Chance – 18.39%
3. Tae Lewis – Team Dan + Shay – 12.56%
4. L. Rodgers – Team Reba – 10.31%
5. Bryan Olesen – Team Legend – 10.31%
6. Zoe Levert – Team Legend – 9.42%
7. Maddi Jane – Team Chance – 4.48%
8. Asher HaVon – Team Reba – 3.59%
9. Karen Waldrup – Team Dan + Shay – 3.14%
10. Josh Sanders – Team Reba – 2.69%
11. Madison Curbelo – Team Dan + Shay – 1.79%
12. Nathan Chester – Team Legend – 1.79%

Favorite Team so far

• Team Reba – 46.03%
• Team Legend – 28.57%
• Team Dan + Shay – 14.29%
• Team Chance – 11.11%

The Voice 25 Top 12 Facebook Stats

1. Asher HaVon – I’ll Make Love to You – 170K views – 8.7K likes
2. Josh Sanders – Angels Don’t Always Have Wings – 101.8K views – 4.1K likes
3. Karen Waldrup – I Hope You Dance – 101K views – 4.8K likes
4. Bryan Olesen – Don’t Stop Me Now – 86.1K views – 4K likes
5. Nathan Chester – Higher & Higher – 78.8K views – 6.1K likes
6. Madison Curbello – Yesterday – 60.6K views – 2.6K likes
7. L. Rodgers – Up to the Mountain – 50.6K views – 1.6K likes
8. Zoe Levert – Stick Season – 38.2K views – 1.3K likes
9. Tae Lewis – 19 You + Me – 37.6K views – 2.1K likes
10. Maddi Jane – Happier Than Ever – 36.3K views – 1.4K likes
11. Serenity Arce – traitor – 33K views – 1.2K likes
12. Nadège – He Loves Me – 29.1K views – 1.1K likes

Predictions

Based on the combined poll results and Facebook engagement, my projected three artists who may leave the competition tonight are: Nadège, Serenity Arce, and Tae Lewis.

Why these three? Nadège’s jazz-leaning style is distinctive and critically respected, but niche genres sometimes struggle in mass-market voting rounds. Serenity’s poll placement and lower social engagement suggest she’s vulnerable. Tae performed early and received minimal poll support here; early spots can be tough in live voting unless the performance creates a lasting viral moment.

That said, live television competitions are unpredictable. Fan mobilization, coach saves (if applicable), and last-minute voting swings can alter outcomes. Team Reba’s strong overall showing gives several of her artists an advantage, and Asher HaVon’s high social numbers indicate he’s connecting with viewers beyond the studio. Bryan Olesen’s solid Facebook presence could keep him in contention despite a debatable song choice.

Keep an eye on viewer engagement trends and any coach feedback during the results show — those elements often influence voter behavior. I’ll update this space after the eliminations to compare predictions with the actual results and highlight any surprises.