There is no doubt that the Venezuelan Amanda Dudamel is one of the favorites to take the scepter and crown during the celebration of Miss Universe 2022 in New Orleans. Of course, if you want to support the representative of the red wine country with a vote, you should keep in mind that you can only do so until this Friday, January 13.
In case you want to vote for the Venezuelan Amanda Dudamel, you must take into account that you will help the model to win the 16th place of the semifinalists. Thus, the brand new Miss Venezuela will continue on the road to the eighth crown of her native Venezuela.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO VOTE TO SUPPORT MISS VENEZUELA AMANDA DUDAMEL?
To make your vote valid Miss Universe 2022, this year you should consider that the voting will be different from previous editions. It turns out that now you will have to pay an amount in dollars to be able to support your favorite participant.
- TO VOTE 3 TIMES: COST US$0.99
- TO VOTE 20 TIMES: COST US$4.99
- TO VOTE 45 TIMES: COST US$9.99.
It is worth saying that the maximum amount of money per voter can range up to $199.99which is equivalent to 2000 direct votes for your favorite representative.
HOW TO VOTE FOR AMANDA DUDAMEL, MISS VENEZUELA 2022?
To make your vote valid, you must first download the Miss Universe application.
This is what the Miss Universe application looks like (Photo: Miss Universe)
Then, go to the voting section where all the misses of this edition are.
(Photo: Miss Universe)
Find the image of Miss Venezuela.
(Photo: Miss Universe)
Decide your favorite economic option.
(Photo: Miss Universe)
Remember that the Miss Universe application will be available for voting until this Friday, January 13, and you can find it in the App Store and Google Play. Remember that every vote for Amanda is important.
Of course, the first vote will be free for the public. Lets vote!
Do you want to see this edition of Miss Universe and don’t know where it will be broadcast? Relax, in Trome we present you the channels of the Latin American countries.
- United States: Roku Channel and Telemundo
- Mexico: Aztec One
- Guatemala: Aztec Guate
- Venezuela: Venevision
- Colombia: RCN
- Honduras: Channel 11
- Puerto Rico: wapa
- Latin America: Telemundo
- Ximena Navarrete (winner of Miss Universe)
- Big Freedia (activist, rapper, and comedian)
- Wendy Fitzwilliam (lawyer and Miss Universe 1998)
- Emily Austin (sports journalist)
- Myrka de Llanos (television presenter)
- Olivia Quido (president of the contest)
