Miss USA 2023 LIVE ONLINE FREE | The winner of this year will be the one who represents in Miss Universe 2023, the largest beauty pageant worldwide. If you don't want to miss all the details of the international event in its 72nd edition, in this article we will tell you the schedules to watch it in each country, the channels that will broadcast it, and where to watch it online for free.
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It is worth mentioning that Miss USA 2023 will take place on Friday, September 29th, where one of the candidates will have the possibility to enter the semifinals through online voting. The results will be announced on the pageant's website. It is important to highlight that only one will be able to become the successor of Morgan Romano, the current Miss.
Miss USA 2023 Schedules
- 8:00 p.m in ET time zone.
- 7:00 p.m in CT time zone.
- 6:00 p.m in MT time zone.
- 5:00 p.m in PT time zone.
Where to Watch Miss USA 2023 ONLINE FOR FREE?
The Miss USA pageant will take place on Friday, September 29th and can be watched on The CW. The network has confirmed that they will be officially broadcasting the beauty ceremony that will take place at the Grand Sierra Resort in Nevada, United States.
How to Vote in Miss USA 2023?
If you want to vote for a candidate in the competition, all you have to do is follow these steps. Remember that the voting in the first stage is virtual.
- Go to the Miss USA website.
- Select the People's Choice option.
- Click on the photo of your favorite contestant.
- Fill in the requested information and you're done.
Who are the Contestants of Miss USA 2023?
Next, we will show you who the 51 contestants of Miss USA 2023 are that will take place TODAY:
- Sophie Burzynski (Miss Alabama)
- Jordan Naylor (Miss Alaska)
- Candace Kanavel (Miss Arizona)
- Mackenzie Hinderberger (Miss Arkansas)
- Tianna Clark (Miss California)
- Arianna Lemus (Miss Colorado)
- Karla Aponte Roque (Miss Connecticut)
- Noa Mills (Miss Delaware)
- Cassie Baloue (Miss District of Columbia)
- Caroline Dixon (Miss Florida)
- Rachel Russaw (Miss Georgia)
- Savannah Gankiewicz (Miss Hawaii)
- Hannah Menzner (Miss Idaho)
- Samantha Elliot (Miss Illinois)
- Haley Jordan (Miss Indiana)
- Grace Keller (Miss Iowa)
- Haley Berger (Miss Kansas)
- Madalyne Kinnett (Miss Kentucky)
- Sylvia Masters (Miss Louisiana)
- Juliana Morehouse Locklear (Miss Maine)
- Savena Mushinge (Miss Maryland)
- Annika Sharma (Miss Massachusetts)
- Alexis Fagan-Williams (Miss Michigan)
- Sarah Anderson (Miss Minnesota)
- Sydney Russell (Mississippi)
- Otoño Negro (Miss Missouri)
- Madyson Rigg (Miss Montana)
- Amelia "Mimi" Wood (Miss Nebraska)
- Josie Stephens (Miss Nevada)
- Britney Lane (Miss New Hampshire)
- Derby Chukwudi (Miss New Jersey)
- Bianca Wright (Miss New Mexico)
- Rachelle di Stasio (Miss New York)
- Jordyn McKey (Miss North Carolina)
- Monni Nyaribo (Miss North Dakota)
- Mackenzie Schutt (Miss Ohio)
- Liv Walbeck (Miss Oklahoma)
- Manju Bangalore (Miss Oregon)
- Jasmine Daniels (Miss Pennsylvania)
- Mary Malloy (Miss Rhode Island)
- Kirby Self (Miss South Carolina)
- Amber Hulse (Miss South Dakota)
- Regan Ringler (Miss Tennessee)
- Lluvia Alzate (Miss Texas)
- Noelia Voigt (Miss Utah)
- Jenna Howlett (Miss Vermont)
- Ashley Williams (Miss Virginia)
- Samantha Gallia (Miss Washington)
- Nevaeh Harmon (Miss West Virginia)
- Alexis Loomans (Miss Wisconsin)
- Beck Bridger (Miss Wyoming)