So here's where we are now:

X-23 currently has about a four millon ballot lead on Rogue, who is in second place. With a little more than two weeks to go and no signs of the trends changing, X-23 will be the winner by a substantial margin. Can anything change this?
Well, yes. As I mentioned in my previous post (
https://forums.playcontestofchampions.com/en/discussion/390983/the-wop-2025-rework-vote-isnt-over-yet) we do still have some agency here. Our initial choice is locked in, but we can still change where our selector choice ballots go if we are doing that objective. However, as was also pointed out in that thread, doing so diverts votes away from your first choice, which means you will not get as many milestones in that particular track. And it would be asking too much to ask for players to lose rewards in changing their vote.
However, I did not pay close attention to the reward track. Unlike in many other realm event milestone tracks, the Women of Power realm event has very simple milestone rewards. It is basically just one crystal (from a selector) and 40 units for every 130 points. The rewards don't change, and the amount of points required to earn them incrementally also doesn't change. And that means if we change our votes such that we still end up with the same number of achieved milestones, as far as I am aware our rewards don't change.
OUR REWARDS DON'T CHANGE
So yes, it is actually possible to change votes, at least some of them, and influence the voting. Most people won't do that, so overcoming a four million ballot lead in 17 days will be very difficulty. But not impossible. If you are currently voting for a champion outside of the two leaders and still want to influence the outcome, then you can safely switch the champ you're putting votes into for the selector objective without jeopardizing your rewards.
But here's one small catch. When you do this, you need to make sure you switch ballots in a way that will still allow you to achieve the same number of milestones. If you switch seven days of selectors from one champ to another, you will move 133 points from one champ to another. This will essentially move one milestone to another track and you'll still get the same number of rewards. If you are not collecting the selector profile pics and thus aren't going to spread those around, you have a 114 ballot safety margin and you can switch votes safely no matter what. But if you have actually spread those selectors around your safely margin is lower, and you need to make sure you switch votes in groups of seven to be absolutely safe. Meaning: switch seven days or switch fourteen days.
It would take around 15,000 players to switch fourteen days of votes from anyone else to Rogue to overcome the current lead. None of those players would lose any rewards when they did so, so this is a reward-neutral decision. That's a lot, but it is still not impossible, especially given there's no cost to do so.
Now, mathematically speaking this all works out, however anyone can make a mistake or a miscalculation or whatever, so I cannot say doing this is absolutely safe for everyone. I am saying it is an option for anyone who wants to investigate, and cares enough to want to do it. Whether enough players want to do this. I guess we'll find out.
PS: the ballot numbers look weird, but I'm sure it is not a coincidence that the selector gives 19 ballots each, and if someone had the bright idea to divert the six selectors other than their main choice to one single other champion that would only give that champ 114 ballots, which is not enough to score an additional milestone. And when you stack the 13 ballots from the webstore code, that gets you to 127 which is *still* not enough to reach the first milestone at 130 points. The weirdo numbers were actually very cleverly designed as it turned out, to give the largest possible safety margin without handing out another milestone.