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Tyler Oakley Is the #1 Most Eligible Bachelor

After thousands of last-minute votes, Tyler Oakley climbed the ranks to victory.

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Out.com Editors Feb 22, 2016
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Our annual Most Eligible Bachelor competition saw a particularly exciting year. In under one hour, Tyler Oakley rose nearly 20% in votes, beating last year's winner, Adam Lambert, by about 5% and finishing the competition in the number one spot at 26.4%. Congrats, Tyler!

The other Top 10 honorees included Clay Aiken, Johnny Weir, Nyle DiMarco, Steve Grand, Franke Lowe, Frankie Grande, Raymond Braun, and Adam Rippon.

You can see all of the Bachelors here, as well as the final results.

Until next year...

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