Jordon Hudson’s Vote Plunge in Miss Maine People’s Choice Contest
So here’s a scoop that’ll have you cheering for the underdog’s competition: Jordon Hudson is spectacularly tanking in the Miss Maine People’s Choice contest, and no amount of lipstick can save this sinking ship. According to TMZ’s May 10, 2025, voting update, Hudson has slid from a respectable mid-pack position into the dreaded “nobody-asked-for-you” zone. Public vote tallies on the Miss Maine People’s Choice official page show her trailing frontrunner Olivia Grant by a jaw-dropping 8,500 votes—because apparently, the People’s Choice actually chose someone else.
In the last 48 hours, Hudson clawed back exactly 237 votes, which is about as encouraging as finding a teaspoon when you need a shovel. The frontrunner, by contrast, added 3,200 votes in the same span, proving once again that either charisma matters or Maine just really likes Olivia Grant’s smile. Voter trends compiled by independent pollsters (and gleefully republished by People Magazine) confirm Hudson’s slide: her daily vote growth rate has flattened to 1.2%, while Grant’s rockets upward at 17.8%. It’s like comparing a limping snail to a caffeinated cheetah—no contest.
Despite Hudson’s social-media blitz—complete with staged selfie montages and awkward platform jingles—her numbers refuse to budge. A spokesperson for the competition told TMZ that votes are “dynamic and subject to change,” but one glance at the graph would make you wonder if Hudson’s campaign managers accidentally unplugged the internet. The Miss Maine People’s Choice site allows unlimited daily votes, yet she’s still stuck in low orbit while others rocket past. Evidently, unlimited votes only work if people actually want to click.
Irony alert: Hudson’s platform is all about community spirit, but the only community showing up is the Reddit thread mocking her campaign slogan. If irony burned calories, Hudson would be a supermodel by now. Meanwhile, Olivia Grant’s team has embraced various outreach events—charity bake sales, dog-walking fundraisers—which apparently translates to more clicks than Hudson’s “vote for me because I love Maine” mantra. Maybe folks prefer action over Lip Sync Battle reenactments.
At this point, insisting Hudson still has a “fighting chance” is like demanding everyone pay to watch paint dry. She might pull a last-minute comeback—stranger things have happened, like pineapple on pizza becoming controversial. But given current momentum, Hudson’s People’s Choice hopes look as buoyant as a brick.
Well, there you have it: votes don’t lie, and right now they’re all laughing at Jordon Hudson’s expense. Tune in next update when we cheer for someone actually winning.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People Magazine, Miss Maine People’s Choice Official Website
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