How to Vote for Lucia Flores-Wiseman on ‘The Voice’ Finale

A 22-year-old singer/songwriter from Seattle, Washington, Lucia Flores-Wiseman’s journey on “The Voice” has led to her being viewed as a frontrunner in the finale.  She describes her music as a blend of “Indie, Folk, and Jazz,” and explains that she is influenced by “artists like Brandi Carlile, Amy Winehouse, and Norah Jones.”

On Monday, May 19, and Tuesday, May 20, Flores-Wiseman (Team Adam) will be competing against Renzo (Team John), Jadyn Cree (Team Michael), Jaelen Johnston (Team Kelsea), and Adam David (Team Michael), vying for viewers’ votes during the two-night season 27 live finale.

Here’s how to cast your votes for Flores-Wiseman…

2 Ways to Vote for Lucia Flores-Wiseman to Win ‘The Voice’

Voting will begins when the show starts and remains open overnight. According to NBC, the voting window opens at 8 p.m. ET and continues until 7 a.m. ET.

As with past episodes, viewers have two ways to vote. For the overnight vote, the limit is one vote per email address per voting method.

The first way to vote is through NBC’s website. The second way is on the “The Voice” app, either via Apple for iPhones or via Google for Androids. Both the site and the app require signing in; you can create a free account that works for both or use an existing NBCUniversal Profile.

The Tuesday night episode will allow the finalists to perform with some blockbuster entertainers before the winner is revealed, but there will be no opportunity for fans to vote.

Lucia Flores-Wiseman Reveals Why She Feels Connected To Brandi Carlile

Similar to Flores-Wiseman, singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile is also from Washington, and “The Voice” finalist explained how she listens to Carlile “all the time.”

In an interview with The Seattle Times, Flores-Wiseman opened up about how being from a small town in Washington allowed her to feel closer to Carlile, and the two even had the opportunity to perform together at a local concert in June 2018.

“I just love the power that she brings, that she really writes about what it’s like to be human and the stories and the pains and the accomplishments,” Flores-Wiseman told The Seattle Times. “Then my parents would definitely play Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Nirvana and Soundgarden. So many of those.” 

So, it also made sense when Flores-Wiseman opted to sing Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun” in the semi-finals.

And now, she has the opportunity to compete for the win in Season 27. But Flores-Wiseman is also ready to take the next steps in her career.

“I want to make sure that top five on ‘The Voice’ isn’t the last thing, you know?,” she added. “I just really want to be able to expand more, so I’m crossing my fingers that I can continue making Seattle proud and have people thinking of going back to Seattle for music.”