Caitlin Clark Headlines Wnba All Star Voting Opening 17-Day Window
wnba all star voting opened Thursday for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game, giving fans a 17-day window to shape the roster before the July showcase in Chicago. Ballots can be cast once per day with a WNBA ID, and the deadline is Saturday, June 27 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
Caitlin Clark and Indiana
Indiana has three players giving voters a real choice. Caitlin Clark leads the league in assists, Kelsey Mitchell is scoring a career-best 20.5 points per game, and Aliyah Boston is at a career-high 15.8 points per game while shooting 41.7 percent from deep.
That mix gives the Fever a stronger case than a one-player ballot push. Indiana had three All-Stars last season even with Clark’s limited availability, and this group has the numbers to make another multiple-selection push during the voting period.
Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones
New York has its own high-end case. Breanna Stewart is a seven-time All-Star and a two-time Player of the Week for the 2026 season, while Jonquel Jones is scoring just over 13 points per game and grabbing 9.5 rebounds per game.
Sabrina Ionescu is part of the picture too, but injuries are keeping her out of All-Star acclaim. The Liberty still enter the vote with proven production at multiple spots, and Stewart’s track record gives her a built-in edge when fans start filling out ballots.
Atlanta, Chicago and Phoenix
Atlanta is also in the mix. Rhyne Howard is the league leader in steals, and Allisha Gray is scoring 19.2 points per game. The Dream entered the Eastern Conference Commissioner’s Cup showdown at No. 3 in the league standings.
Chicago’s case runs through Angel Reese, one of three players averaging a double-double, while the Mercury are expected to be represented by Alyssa Thomas as their lone All-Star. That leaves fans with a clear task over the next 17 days: vote daily, use a WNBA ID, and push the players whose numbers have already separated them from the field.
