Now For Your Favorite Jazzy T Big 4 4 Intro Video Poll: How Voting Works & How to Win

What the Jazzy T Big 4 @ 4 Intro Video Poll is and who runs it

WBLK, a radio station serving New York, runs the Now For Your Favorite Jazzy T Big 4 4 Intro Video Poll on its own website. The ballot lives at a dedicated voting page on wblk.com, and the format matches the title: the station posts intro video entries for its Jazzy T Big 4 @ 4 feature and asks listeners to vote for the favorite. It is a plain public vote, free to take part in, with the tally decided entirely by whoever casts a ballot on the page.

WBLK groups the poll under Community and Entertainment News headings on its site, alongside the local news and music features the station publishes for its New York audience. That placement tells you who the ballot is for: regular listeners of the Big 4 @ 4 feature, not a panel of judges or an industry body. The station itself is the organizer, the host, and the publisher of the results, all in one, because the poll runs on wblk.com itself, not on an outside balloting service.

Facts at a glance

The dated record for the WBLK intro video poll

The voting window for the Jazzy T Big 4 @ 4 Intro Video Poll falls in March. That month-level window is what the station's own page supports; the day the poll opens and the day it closes inside March are not printed anywhere WBLK maintains in advance, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle. Any per-supporter vote limit and any eligibility terms are likewise absent from the page the station publishes.

What the page history does establish is recurrence. Confirmed editions of the poll ran in 2018, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, a span that shows WBLK bringing the feature back across multiple cycles even though not every intervening year is accounted for. 2027 is the next expected cycle. The practical takeaway for a listener is simple: treat the poll as a returning March fixture on wblk.com, check the live page when the month arrives, and read the dates and rules it prints at that moment rather than relying on anything carried over from a prior edition.

One more gap deserves a plain statement. No promotion-round schedule for this market accompanies the poll, so if the station layers rounds or phases onto a given edition, that structure reveals itself only on the live ballot once the March window opens.

How a supporter votes in the Jazzy T Big 4 @ 4 poll today

The mechanic is the literal one the page title describes. A supporter opens the voting page on wblk.com, where WBLK posts the poll under the heading "Vote Now for Your Favorite Jazzy-T Big 4 @ 4 Intro" with a video and voting poll attached. The entries for the station's Big 4 @ 4 intro feature sit on that page, the supporter reviews them, picks a favorite, and submits the pick through the poll control on the page. No fee, no nomination form, and no third-party platform sit between the supporter and the vote.

Because the poll runs on wblk.com itself, everything a supporter needs to know sits on that single page. The page does not say whether WBLK asks for an email sign-in before counting a vote; the honest answer is to open the live ballot and see what it requests at the moment of voting. The same goes for repeat visits: if the page invites a supporter back on a daily rhythm, that rhythm is printed there, and if it is not, a single submitted vote is the whole action.

Supporters who want a particular intro video to win should treat the poll link as the thing to pass around. Every additional listener who opens the wblk.com page and casts a vote moves the tally directly, which is why sharing the ballot inside the station's listener community does more than any other single step.

How this ballot sits beside its New York neighbours

The Jazzy T Big 4 @ 4 Intro Video Poll is unusual among New York public votes in that a radio station runs it on its own site. Most of the state's best-of ballots on this site answer to a different shape: a city-wide or regional publication inviting readers to nominate and vote across many categories. The neighbours on this site show that pattern. Best of Brooklyn and Best of the Bronx cover borough audiences, Best of Queens does the same for its borough, and Best of New York City takes the whole city.

Two more siblings round out the set: Best of Hudson Valley and Best of Westchester, each tied to a regional magazine audience north of the city. What separates the WBLK poll from all of them is its narrowness and its anchor. It is a single-feature ballot, attached to one on-air segment, run by the station that broadcasts that segment, rather than a multi-category readership award. A supporter arriving here is voting on an intro video for the Big 4 @ 4, not ranking local businesses across a slate, and the station's own community and entertainment coverage is the whole context in which the vote lives.

Strengthening support in the WBLK intro video poll

Support in this poll comes down to one lever: more listeners casting votes on the wblk.com page during the March window. This is a plain public vote, so nothing substitutes for reaching people who already follow the Jazzy T Big 4 @ 4 feature and asking them directly. Share the poll link where those listeners already gather, whether that is the station's social posts, a group chat of regular listeners, or the comment thread under the video itself.

WBLK prints no stated policy on outside help or voting software on the poll page, which cuts both ways: nothing forbids it, and nothing endorses it either. What the page does reward is straightforward participation, so a push built on real listeners returning to the ballot is the approach that matches how this feature works. For a fuller picture of what strengthens a public-vote campaign, see our votes guide, and if you are weighing paid support, the award-votes page explains how purchasing fits ballots of this kind without promising any outcome.