The Indiana Fever received some good news recently regarding the 2026 WNBA All-Star voting.
In the first returns of the voting released last week, Aliyah Boston ranked third with 282,186 votes, while Caitlin Clark was fifth with 253,602 votes. Interestingly, in the second returns, the two players saw a major jump in their vote totals.
Boston rose to No. 1 in the voting with 683,996 votes. Clark, meanwhile, climbed to second with 670,510 votes.
If Boston and Clark are able to hold on to the top two spots in fan voting, it will almost guarantee them starting spots in the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game. It's worth noting that fans account for 50% of the vote, while players and the media each account for 25%.
The top four guards and top six frontcourt players in the final voting results will be named starters for the All-Star Game.
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After seeing the latest round of fan votes, Fever general manager Amber Cox was naturally hyped up. After all, Indiana has been campaigning hard for Boston, Clark and Kelsey Mitchell to make the All-Star Game.
On social media, Cox shared the voting tally and expressed her delight, all while encouraging fans to keep voting for the Fever's top stars.
"Good work Fever fans! Keep it up!!" Cox wrote.
WNBA All-Star voting ends on Saturday, so it's no surprise that Fever are pushing for fans to keep voting.
Clark topped the 2025 All-Star voting with 1,293,526 votes. Sure enough, it will be interesting to see if whether she can match or surpass that total and finish atop the 2026 All-Star fan voting.
