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**VOTING percentages** Very interesting
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meglosmurmurs
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by WhyHelloWorld:
“Lol at Amy being a complete fail! Sam as Joey!


Lucy being 2nd in the vote in top 5! Yes!!”

Fail? She won 1 camp saviour vote (basically for immunity), came top in 2 vote-offs, was runner-up in 2 others, still top 4 in her penultimate one and ended up in 5th (which is around where the divisive characters usually fall as they fail to pick up the floating voters as the series goes on).

If that's failing I want to fail more often.
WhyHelloWorld
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by meglosmurmurs:
“Fail? She won 1 camp saviour vote (basically for immunity), came top in 2 vote-offs, was runner-up in 2 others, still top 4 in her penultimate one and ended up in 5th (which is around where the divisive characters usually fall as they fail to pick up the floating voters as the series goes on).

If that's failing I want to fail more often.”

Fail as in the support she had was so huge and then it all just failed. People woke up to her lies and her support plummeted. It's quite funny!
KittyKream
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by vald:
“Yes that's interesting.

Lucy's popularity never got dented despite the manipulation and bad press, yet Amy's dropped dramatically in the last few days, once we got some balanced editing and the feedback from the evictees began to register.

I'm surprised that Vincent and David weren't more popular.”

Alot of the viewing audience agreed with Lucy's stance r.e Amy so that doesn't surprise me.

Also there was no 'manipulation' bar one incident (if that is indeed factually correct) They aired Lucy's behaviour as it actually occured,same as all the other camp mates..
Blondie X
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Yoshi Fan:
“The fact that, despite being ITV's chosen one, Joey never even came close to winning in the votes restores my faith in the public.”

Absolutely agreed. Despite it being the Joey Show, the public didn't actually fall inb line and do what we were told.

Puts pay to his dads theory that he only got evicted because all his fans go down the boozer on Fridays!
xeo
11-12-2013
Wow Joey did terrible.
vald
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by KittyKream:
“Alot of the viewing audience agreed with Lucy's stance r.e Amy so that doesn't surprise me.

Also there was no 'manipulation' bar one incident (if that is indeed factually correct) They aired Lucy's behaviour as it actually occured,same as all the other camp mates..”

We know from David on This Morning that he spoke to Amy on a couple of occasions about her contraband, yet they chose not to show it. Yet they show Lucy and Beccy mentioning it. They choose what to keep in and what to hold back in order to create a story. No doubt about that.
jackles27
11-12-2013
Thanks for posting these. Interesting read.
J Swift
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by jackyo55:
“in the main lucy's share of the vote increased slightly in nearly every eviction”

Yet Lucy's Twitter followers for the whole series only went from 160,000 to 180,000

Amy's went from 16,000 to 230,000

(I think that girl with the £2,000 phone bill voting for Lucy explains the stats you've got)
Betty Britain
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by J Swift:
“Yet Lucy's Twitter followers for the whole series only went from 160,000 to 180,000

Amy's went from 16,000 to 230,000

(I think that girl with the £2,000 phone bill voting for Lucy explains the stats you've got)”

What has someone's twitter followers got to do with anything? You do know some of these "stars" but followers don't you

Disclaimer ...I'm not saying Amy bought hers
yellowlabbie
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by J Swift:
“Yet Lucy's Twitter followers for the whole series only went from 160,000 to 180,000

Amy's went from 16,000 to 230,000

(I think that girl with the £2,000 phone bill voting for Lucy explains the stats you've got)”

It's a pity that all those Amy followers on Twitter didn't vote for her.
J Swift
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Betty Britain:
“What has someone's twitter followers got to do with anything? You do know some of these "stars" but followers don't you

Disclaimer ...I'm not saying Amy bought hers”

Yeah, I know Joey Essex doesn't have 2 million real followers (you can see the bots on the TOWIE lots follower lists)

But Amy's seem to check out - if you check her Instagram you can see her pictures Likes going up from 20 on average to over 30,000 now, which is as high as the likes of Ellie Goulding and Cara Delevingne

It's very significant as far as media work goes because it means anything you're involved with automatically has an audience


Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“It's a pity that all those Amy followers on Twitter didn't vote for her.”

They've probably got more sense - it doesn't really matter just so long as you're in long enough to get your publicity ... That's all the show is - you don't really get anything from winning or staying in the extra 2 days ... The most successful X Factor acts rarely made it to the finals

In fact, Amy coming out the same time as Joey seemed to set them up perfectly for marketing themselves as more of a couple - so it couldn't have gone any better for them really
aggielane
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“It's a pity that all those Amy followers on Twitter didn't vote for her.”

Its a pity Joeys didn't either.
MR. Macavity
11-12-2013
Lucy's relatively stable vote suggests that she had solid support throughout from Emmerdale fans (ITV soap you may have heard of it), but did not attract any significant numbers of 'new' voters during the last week in comparison to Kian and David.

I don't think Lucy was at all popular outside of Emmerdale fans but that is anecdotal on my part.

Same with Joey really - almost an identical % from eviction 2 onwards, bit of a marmite character.
Telly_Fan
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Sammy2:
“Did you not like my formatting ”

Well, since you asked. It's not exactly as user friendly as it could have been. Apart from adding the bold and italics for the daily top two and underlining the evictee (all thoughtful, I don't deny), it was basically just a copy and paste job. Don't get me wrong, it was kind of you to alert us to and post them, but it wasn't easy to work out how a particular person did on a daily basis compared to their campmates. Frankly, I don't know why ITV didn't post them in daily rank order themselves. Thank you again for bringing the results to our attention.

Originally Posted by Maxine_Roch:
“Lucy's support is quite confusing . I think it that voter who spent 1 thousand pounds voting for her had something to do with it . David was really lucky to come 2nd as well.”

How would that account for her coming second in eviction vote 6 though? Or indeed top three in all but the first of the other nights. It was only eviction vote five that that caller affected.

Originally Posted by KittyKream:
“Also there was no 'manipulation' bar one incident (if that is indeed factually correct) They aired Lucy's behaviour as it actually occured,same as all the other camp mates..”

Do we know that for a fact? If they could do it once...
Zizu58
11-12-2013
Now how are these figures affected by the teenager who voted 1,000 times in 6 hours to save Lucy ?
Telly_Fan
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Zizu58:
“Now how are these figures affected by the teenager who voted 1,000 times in 6 hours to save Lucy ?”

Probably not a great deal - Lucy finished second that night.
norbitonite
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by MR. Macavity:
“Lucy's relatively stable vote suggests that she had solid support throughout from Emmerdale fans (ITV soap you may have heard of it), but did not attract any significant numbers of 'new' voters during the last week in comparison to Kian and David.

I don't think Lucy was at all popular outside of Emmerdale fans but that is anecdotal on my part.

Same with Joey really - almost an identical % from eviction 2 onwards, bit of a marmite character.”

The voting percentages tell us that her share of the vote was stable, but nothing about how many votes they each got, so it's hard to say if any of them was polling a consistent number of votes, let alone what the viewing habits of those voters were.
attackmusic
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by SillyBillyGoat:
“Wow, Joey never topped the vote. Very interesting.

And Amy's support really nosedived! ”

I'm surprised that Joey never topped the vote!

Amy's votes make sense. A lot of sympathy votes at the beginning due to the whole situation with the other girls, but then much less votes when people realised that she was lazy and selfish.
I'm-a-pain
11-12-2013
I love voting stats, thanks OP

xx
Salv*
11-12-2013
Wow at Amy's popularity in the first few votes! Looks like it declined when the whole Alfonso hate campaign against Lucy happened... but to be honest, watching the Coming Out show, Amy was right, the concealer was not only used by her.

Joey never was really as popular as I thought in the actual voting.
Rhumbatugger
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Salv*:
“Wow at Amy's popularity in the first few votes! Looks like it declined when the whole Alfonso hate campaign against Lucy happened... but to be honest, watching the Coming Out show, Amy was right, the concealer was not only used by her.

Joey never was really as popular as I thought in the actual voting.”

Amy said Rebecca did use it. Rebecca said she didn't.

Matthew said that Amy lies.

And we have seen that she does.
Kyle123
11-12-2013
The fact that Joey wasn't running away with it like some thought doesn't surprise me, but I'm really surprised he was doing that badly!
Salv*
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Rhumbatugger:
“Amy said Rebecca did use it. Rebecca said she didn't.

Matthew said that Amy lies.

And we have seen that she does.”

Rebecca admitted herself that she put it on her finger (so basically she did use it).. I really doubt that she left and washed her finger in the water. She certainly put it on her zit, and if she did wash it off, she still "used" it.

If I was being treated in that way, being called a C word and then what Matthew said... I would have done more than what Amy did. From the first day, the camp didn't really welcome her into the "group", as soon as she started helping, the others would complain about something else... "I wouldn't want my child to grow up like that" was a personal favourite.

I'm surprised that at the start that Amy kept her cool.
patsylimerick
11-12-2013
Originally Posted by Salv*:
“Rebecca admitted herself that she put it on her finger (so basically she did use it).. I really doubt that she left and washed her finger in the water. She certainly put it on her zit, and if she did wash it off, she still "used" it.

If I was being treated in that way, being called a C word and then what Matthew said... I would have done more than what Amy did. From the first day, the camp didn't really welcome her into the "group", as soon as she started helping, the others would complain about something else... "I wouldn't want my child to grow up like that" was a personal favourite.

I'm surprised that at the start that Amy kept her cool.”



This board has made interesting reading tonight. The scrabbling by those who have been taken in by the ITV edit is highly amusing.

Rebecca went to the loo with Amy, Amy showed her the concealer and Rebecca politely dipper her finger in, said not my colour and withdrew. Perfectly understandable and logical to anyone other than those who doesn't want to believe it. Amy - God love, I do pity her to some extent - would twist the ground under your feet if she thought it would make her look better.

Thankfully, looking at the voting figures, very few fell for it.
gcmac
11-12-2013
Always like to see the voting stats. Interesting that Amy topped the vote the first few days of evictions - thought she would have a fairly decent vote at that point but didn't anticipate her beating Joey and Kian. Surprised Joey never topped the vote and was only once in the top two, especially after he was voted for a lot of the trials (he didn't show that he was scared of the trials and won stars so you would expect him being popular as the reason that he was being voted.)

The stats show the public soon realised that all the evicted celebs couldn't be wrong about Amy as her popularity dropped.

Glad Lucy was doing well as I feel she got blamed far too much for anything against Amy.

On the second eviction Vincent was very close to leaving, yet I'm pretty certain it was Alfonso who was told 'it might be you'. I wonder if this was a ploy to get Alfonso some extra votes the next night since it was to be a double or just to wind him up with the expense of Vincent. Every other 'it might be you' was the second bottom of the vote apart from that night. Seems odd to me.
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