Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani are leading the way in the All-Star Game voting, having collectively secured five MVP awards in the last eight seasons. Judge, of the New York Yankees, currently boasts a remarkable .378 batting average, leading all major leagues in several categories, including a tie for first in home runs with 26. He has accrued 1,568,527 fan votes. Ohtani, now with the Los Angeles Dodgers, trails closely with 1,398,771 votes, showcasing a .297 batting average alongside 25 home runs and 73 runs scored this season. This year's All-Star voting process features two fan voting phases, with the first phase concluding on June 26. The top two players at each position will then move to a runoff to determine the starters for the July 15 All-Star Game at Truist Field.

In the American League, the top vote-getters include notable names such as Cal Raleigh and Paul Goldschmidt, while in the National League, players like Freddie Freeman and Mookie Betts are making their presence felt. The competition for designated hitters is also heating up, with Ryan O'Hearn leading the charge with 353,029 votes.