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The lead moved three times over six days of voting. Sean Ennis opened strong, Sushanna Whiteley overtook him by day two and held the top spot through day four, Sean regained it on day five — and then, with voting closing on day six, Whiteley snatched it back one final time. When the count stopped, only 14 votes out of 2,620 stood between them: 387 to 373.

No one came close to a majority — eight contestants split the vote and the winner claimed just 14.8% of it. Even Jamaica, the poll's biggest voting bloc by far, cast its ballots for Sean Ennis, not the winner. Whiteley's win came from everywhere else.

• Final margin · 14 votes separated the top two finishers
• Late-day flip · The lead changed hands a third time on the final day
• Fragmented field · Eight contestants split the vote; the winner took just 14.8%
• Jamaica dissent · The largest voting bloc backed Sean Ennis, not the winner