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Love Island 2022: How to vote on the ITV 2 show using the app

Which couples stay and ultimately win the show is down to the audience

Isobel Lewis
Monday 01 August 2022 03:48 EDT
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The remaining Love Island 2022 couples are vying for the public’s affections ahead of the final this Monday (1 August).

The eighth series of the hit ITV dating show launched on Monday 6 June. Find out when the finale is here.

How to vote on Love Island

Audience voting for the ITV2 dating show takes place on the Love Island app, which can be downloaded on Apple devices via the App Store or Google Play.

Votes can vary from voting for your favourite individual islanders or couples, to who should go on a date with bombshells (new contestants who enter mid-season).

Viewers will be told during the episode what they are voting for and how many votes they have.

A deadline is also given, meaning you cannot vote if watching on catch-up. Voting is free.

Meanwhile, if you’re curious about applying to be on the series next year, it’s not too late.

You can apply to be on the show on the ITV website – but there are some pretty strict rules. Find out how to be on Love Island 2023 here.

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