Famous fans and nominees REALLY want you to vote in the Radio Times Audience Award!

(*Well, that and the other ballot everyone's talking about.)

But as politicians criss-cross the country in a final attempt to score votes, this year's Audience Award fans and nominees have it easy – all they have to do is press a few keys and hit "tweet" to drum up support.

Plenty of them have already done so in an attempt to win you lot over – because of course it's you, the public, who have the power. But who's it going to be? Bake Off, Cilla, EastEnders, Game of Thrones, The Missing, Sherlock or Strictly Come Dancing? You have until 4pm on Thursday 7th May to decide.

Here are some nominees and famous fans to help you make this ever so important decision...

Claudia Winkleman and Caroline Flack have stepped out in support of Strictly:

As do co-stars Shane Richie and Adam Woodyatt:

Adam's certainly got a fan in Lord Sugar who sung his praises recently in Radio Times: "He deserves a Bafta, particularly for his performance in the live shows. He’s an actor who doesn’t get enough plaudits."

Cilla star Aneurin Barnard – who played Bobby – hopes you have a heart and vote for him...

And, unsurprisingly, Cilla Black is in agreement: "Jeff Pope’s incredible writing and the amazing casting of Sheridan" should land the ITV drama the prize, she says.

BBC foreign correspondent Fergal Keane is casting his vote for James Nesbitt drama The Missing: "It clearly tapped into deep-rooted fears, but I think the acting raised it far above the level of being simply a 'topical' film. This was a timeless human drama of loss, guilt and obsession."

For the Bake Off contestants, a win would be the icing on their cake...

They can certainly count on TV historian Bettany Hughes who reckons Sherlock is "British genius at its most gorgeous."

And finally, Game of Thrones. Last year's winner has plenty of support from Sky Atlantic spin-off show Thronecast...

Not to mention Gareth Malone – the choirmaster is full of love, not war when it comes to the HBO drama: "I love the long form, novel-based narrative, which you can get your teeth into. It has substance despite being, superficially, a fantasy story.

MADE YOUR DECISION? DON'T FORGET TO VOTE HERE FOR THE BAFTA RADIO TIMES AUDIENCE AWARD! THE BALLOT CLOSES ON THURSDAY 7TH MAY AT 4PM. DON'T MISS OUT!