¿QUIÉN QUERÉS QUE SEA EL NUEVO EXPULSADO DE LA CASA DE GRAN MEDIÁTICO?

Sara Perrone won the house vote with 39.3% and led from the opening hour, but the country that voted hardest didn't want her gone. Uruguay cast the single biggest bloc of votes in the poll — and leaned toward Julio Rios instead, alongside the U.S. contingent doing the same.

It's a split between the loudest room and the winning room: Perrone's margin held steady near 40% for all 8 days off a broad, dispersed base, while Rios's strength concentrated hard in Montevideo and its suburbs. Sergio Puglia, skewing more male than either rival, finished barely behind Rios at 29.9% — never in front, but never far off.

• Uruguay's pick · Poll's top country by volume favored Rios, not the winner
• Steady margin · Perrone's lead held at 39-40% every single day
• Gender tilt · Puglia drew the most lopsidedly male support, 438M to 296F