The 2026 MLB All-Star ballot voting results are in, and the leading vote-getters have been revealed. In the American League, the Blue Jays' Ernie Clement has taken over the top spot, while the Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani remains the leading vote-getter in the National League. Ohtani's lead is significant, with 2,310,735 votes, and he could become the first two-way superstar to be MLB's leading All-Star vote-getter. Clement, with 2,054,130 votes, has overtaken the Angels' Mike Trout, the Yankees' Aaron Judge, and the Astros' Yordan Alvarez in the AL voting. The top five vote-getters at each position will advance to Phase 2 of the voting, which begins on June 29. The National League sees the Dodgers' Freddie Freeman leading at first base, the Braves' Ozzie Albies at second base, and the Nationals' CJ Abrams at shortstop. The most competitive position overall is second base, with just over 358,000 votes separating first-place Albies and fifth-place Arraez. The NL outfield ballot boasts the only significant changes in results across the league so far, with Marsh overtaking Acuña for second place. The catchers' race is also intriguing, with the Braves' Drake Baldwin leading the way. Overall, the All-Star ballot voting results provide an insight into the fans' preferences and the players' popularity. The leading vote-getters will automatically receive spots in their side's starting lineup for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game, which will be held at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on July 14.
