Viewers in the United States, Mexico, Central America, and other regions can now take part in La Granja VIP's elimination process through a free online voting system.
TV Azteca reported on October 13, 2026, that the platform lets audiences support nominated contestants and influence weekly competition decisions.
Each viewer initially receives 10 votes, which can be distributed according to personal preference.
After using all 10 votes and completing a registration process, viewers may obtain 10 additional votes, bringing the total to 20.
How to Access the Voting System
To reach the voting interface through the TV Azteca website, viewers must navigate to the program area labeled "La Granja VIP" in the upper-right corner of the site.
They can then select the "VOTE" option at the top of the page.
According to TV Azteca, viewers who use all 10 initial votes may receive an option to unlock more.
The additional voting process requires following on-screen instructions, including registering an email address.
Once completed, the viewer's total allocation increases from 10 votes to 20.
The expanded voting allowance gives audiences more opportunities to support contestants facing elimination.
TV Azteca stated that votes can affect the outcome of the weekly competition, including decisions about which nominated contestant remains in the program.
Kevyn Contreras, known by the nickname "Bicolor," is the contestant currently identified as nominated in the article.
TV Azteca reported that he was placed at risk following an action by Pascal Nadaud, the competition's fifth eliminated contestant.
The nomination resulted from a program segment called "The Legacy," through which Nadaud assigned Contreras to the at-risk position.
According to the article, Contreras was the only contestant identified as nominated at the time of publication.
The nomination status makes audience participation relevant to Contreras's position in the competition, as the voting process is designed to help determine the fate of contestants facing possible elimination.
The report did not identify any additional nominated contestants in its account of the current situation.
TV Azteca also noted that the program's weekly episodes reveal developments in the nomination process.
The identities of future nominees had not been specified in the article published October 13, 2026.
