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[QUOTE="orangeinohio, post: 5325810, member: 824"]
This probably won't ever be revealed.  The rat who snubbed Jeter is probably going to stay quiet also.
There's no requirement of voters to disclose who they voted for.

in 2016, there was a vote to make it mandatory to reveal your votes, but that was shut down by the Board of Directors of the Hall of Fame:

[B][I]Does the BBWAA release the ballots of individual writers?[/I][/B]
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In December 2016, members of the BBWAA present at the annual meeting at the Winter Meetings voted [URL='https://www.mlb.com/news/bbwaa-elects-to-make-hall-of-fame-votes-public-c210409146']80-9 in favor of making it mandatory that all Hall of Fame ballots be made public[/URL]. The Board of Directors of the Hall of Fame rejected the BBWAA’s proposal. Since then, the Hall has given voters the option to choose whether to have his or her ballot released on this web site, following the election. In 2022, 78.4 percent of voters [URL='https://bbwaa.com/22-hof-ballots/']chose to reveal their ballots[/URL].[/I]

[URL unfurl="true"]https://bbwaa.com/voting-faq/[/URL]
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