Judges
Judges noun - A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.
Votes
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- What's more, this sentiment should also be shared by the other contestants (for shows with Confession Cams) or the judges (where the home audience votes and the judges have little to no influence anymore).
Source: Elimination Houdini -
Starting in Season 9, judges also get a golden buzzer that they can each use once in the audition stage to send an act through regardless of the other judges' votes.
Source: Series / America's Got Talent - The first time, Elise was the girl with the lowest votes and had to be saved by the judges.
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