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The full Britain’s Got Talent 2022 voting percentages have been revealed following the final results show.

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It was comedian Axel Blake who won Britain’s Got Talent 2022 but just how close was it? Well it turns out that just over 5% split the top three acts.

Axel Blake won the final with 19.7% of the vote having previously won the fifth semi-final with almost 40% of the vote.

In the final just 0.5% split second and third placed acts Jamie Leahey and Tom Ball while Maxwell Thorpe was only a further 0.2% behind.

Meanwhile, the stats show that wildcard act Amber and the Dancing Collies placed second in the semi-final they were eliminated while magician Keiichi Iwasaki also ranked second but was sent home in the judges’ vote in favour of the third placed act.

See the full Britain’s Got Talent voting percentages and stats below…

Britain’s Got Talent 2022 voting figures and percentages

Semi-Final 1

Maxwell Thorpe – 33.0% – WINNER
Jamie Leahey – 26.1% – SECOND PLACE
Junwoo – 10.8%

Born to Perform – 10.6%
The Witches – 9.3%
Mel Day – 3.9%
Suzi Wild – 3.5%
London Community Gospel Choir – 2.8%

Semi-Final 2

Ben Nickless – 30.4% – WINNER
Amber and the Dancing Collies – 15.8% – WILDCARD
Flintz and T4ylor – 15.7% – JUDGES’ PICK

Ryland Petty – 12.4%
Voices of Armed Forces Children Choir – 12.0%
Dante Marvin – 6.9%
Ranger Chris – 3.8%
Andrew Basso – 3.0%

Semi-Final 3

Tom Ball – 26.2% – WINNER
Keiichi Iwasaki – 22.0%
Eva Abley – 20.1% – JUDGES’ PICK

Immi Davis – 17.0%
The Freaks – 7.1%
Dane Bates Collective – 5.6%
The Dots – 1.1%
Les Sancho – 0.9%

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Semi-Final 4

Loren Allred – 26.3% – WINNER
Five Star Boys – 24.5% – JUDGES’ PICK
The Phantom – 14.5%

The Frontline Singers – 12.9%
Mary P – 10.6%
Titan The Robot – 5.4%
Stefano Paolini – 3.0%
Dame Nation – 2.8%

Semi-Final 5

Axel Blake – 38.5% – WINNER
Aneeshwar Kunchala – 14.0% – JUDGES’ PICK
Welsh of the West End – 13.4%

Scooter Boys – 12.3%
Nick Edwards – 9.9%
IMD Legion – 8.5%
Brian & Krysstal – 2.1%
Matricks Illusion – 1.3%

The Final

Axel Blake – 19.7% – WINNER
Jamie Leahey – 14.7%
Tom Ball – 14.2%

Maxwell Thorpe – 14.0%
Eva Abley – 8.4%
Flintz and T4ylor – 8.3%
Aneeshwar Kunchala – 6.0%
Ben Nickless – 5.7%
Loren Allred – 3.3%
Amber and the Dancing Collies – 3.2%
Five Star Boys – 2.5%

Here is a list of all the winners of Britain’s Got Talent up to 2022:

2007: Paul Potts – Opera singer
2008: George Sampson – Street dancer
2009: Diversity – Dance troupe
2010: Spelbound – Gymnastics troupe
2011: Jai McDowall – Singer
2012: Ashleigh and Pudsey – Dog act
2013: Attraction – Shadow theatre group
2014: Collabro – Musical theatre group
2015: Jules O’Dwyer & Matisse – Dog act
2016: Richard Jones – Magician
2017: Tokio Myers – Pianist and multi-instrumentalist
2018: Lost Voice Guy (Lee Ridley) – Comedian
2019: Colin Thackery – Singer
2020: Jon Courtenay – Musical comedian
2021: No series due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022: Axel Blake – Comedian

Conclusion

The voting percentages for Britain’s Got Talent revealed a surprisingly tight race for the top spots. While Axel Blake emerged victorious, the gap between the leading acts was remarkably narrow. This information provides valuable insights into audience preferences and the show’s competitive nature. With just a small percentage separating the finalists, it highlights the power of each vote and the unpredictable nature of live audience decisions. The voting stats also shed light on the popularity of wildcard acts and those who were eliminated despite strong fan support. Overall, the close contest throughout the competition adds another layer of intrigue to Britain’s Got Talent’s enduring popularity.

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