Britain’s Got Talent voting stats reveal just how close the final show was

THE Britain's Got Talent final was nail-bitingly close, voting stats have proved.

The figures also reveal how close each semi-final was.

Lost Voice Guy, real name Lee Ridley, won the final with 21 per cent of the vote.

But fellow comic Robert White was just behind him with 17.2 per cent.

Singer Donchez Dacres got 11.2 per cent.

But the semi-final was far more one-sided affair with Lee getting 40.5 per cent of the overall vote.

Robert White and Donchez Dacres also won their semi-finals with 30.2 per cent and 24.1 per cent.

Lee, 37, was crowned the winner of the talent show on Sunday night.

He suffers from neurological condition cerebral palsy which means he is unable to speak, so he uses a voice synthesizer to complete his routines.

The Geordie looked incredibly nervous as he waited for the results to be read out by host Declan Donnelly, and he went wild when his named was called out.

He was seen hugging Dec and bouncing up and down in sheer joy as he celebrated his win.

Speaking via his via his synthesizer, Lee said: "I have been blown away by the support of the judges and general public.

"I've had so much love for everyone and I’m grateful for it all."

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