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Britain’s Got Talent 2018 winner Lost Voice Guy beat Robert White by 4% of the vote

Lost Voice Guy won Britain’s Got Talent 2018 this year with 4% of the vote.

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The Britain’s Got Talent 2018 voting stats have been revealed showing that comedian Lost Voice Guy won the final with 21.0% of the vote between the eleven finalists, 3.8% more than runner up, fellow comic Robert White.

Singer Donchez Dacres, David Walliams’ golden buzzer act, was 6% further behind.

In the rounded figures, he was tied with singer Gruffydd Wyn, Amanda Holden’s golden buzzer act, who also recorded 11.2% of the vote in the released stats.

Just over six percent split the rest of the finalists, with wild card B-Positive Choir ranking bottom of the final poll with 2.7% of the vote.

Britain’s Got Talent 2018 results

Lost Voice Guy- 21.0%
Robert White – 17.2%
Donchez Dacres – 11.2%
Gruffydd Wyn – 11.2%
Giang Brothers – 9.5%
DVJ – 7.1%
The D-Day Darlings – 7.1%
Jack & Tim – 6.2%
Calum Courtney – 3.5%
Micky P Kerr – 3.3%
B Positive Choir – 2.7%

Meanwhile, the stats from the semi-finals show that Lost Voice Guy was the biggest winner of the week, topping his semi-final with 40.5% of the vote.

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Friday’s heat also saw the closest result with less than two percent splitting comedy singer Micky P Kerr, acrobatic duo Giang Brothers and magician Mandy Muden, who was the unlucky act to miss out on a place in the final.

Wild card act B Positive Choir finished third in Tuesday’s semi-final with 14.4% of the vote, less than two percent behind singer Calum Courtney who was put through by the judges.

As with the judges’ only other decision in the semifinals – picking father and son duo Jack and Tim over comedian Noel James – it would have been the same even if the public had decided.

Britain’s Got Talent will be back for its thirteenth series next year on ITV.

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Britain’s Got Talent 2019 auditions are already open.

As always, Britain’s Got Talent 2019 auditions are open to any performer of any age, with any talent – all you need is a skill and star quality which they think will impress. Anything goes from magicians to comedians, drag acts to singers and acrobats to animals.

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