Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series

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Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series
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The 2024 recipient: Sarah Snook
Country United States
Presented by Critics Choice Association
First awarded2011
Currently held by Sarah Snook Succession (2024)
Website criticschoice.com

The Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series is an award presented annually by the Critics' Choice Television Awards to recognize the work of television actresses in the drama genre. It was introduced in 2011, when the awards ceremony was first initiated. The winners are voted for by television critics who are members of the Broadcast Television Critics Association.

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Winners and nominees

  indicates the winner

2010s

YearActorSeriesCharacterNetwork
2011
[1]
Julianna Margulies The Good Wife Alicia Florrick CBS
Connie Britton Friday Night Lights Tami Taylor DirecTV
NBC
Mireille Enos The Killing Det. Sarah Linden AMC
Elisabeth Moss Mad Men Peggy Olson
Katey Sagal Sons of Anarchy Gemma Teller Morrow FX
Anna Torv Fringe Olivia Dunham Fox
2012
[2] [3]
Claire Danes Homeland Carrie Mathison Showtime
Michelle Dockery Downton Abbey Lady Mary Crawley PBS
Julianna MarguliesThe Good WifeAlicia FlorrickCBS
Elisabeth MossMad MenPeggy OlsonAMC
Emmy Rossum Shameless Fiona Gallagher Showtime
Katey SagalSons of AnarchyGemma Teller MorrowFX
2013
[4]
Tatiana Maslany Orphan Black Various Characters BBC America
Claire DanesHomelandCarrie MathisonShowtime
Vera Farmiga Bates Motel Norma Bates A&E
Julianna MarguliesThe Good WifeAlicia FlorrickCBS
Elisabeth MossMad MenPeggy OlsonAMC
Keri Russell The Americans Elizabeth Jennings FX
2014
[5]
Tatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackVarious CharactersBBC America
Lizzy Caplan Masters of Sex Virginia E. Johnson Showtime
Vera FarmigaBates MotelNorma BatesA&E
Julianna MarguliesThe Good WifeAlicia FlorrickCBS
Keri RussellThe AmericansElizabeth JenningsFX
Robin Wright House of Cards Claire Underwood Netflix
2015
[6] [7]
Taraji P. Henson Empire Cookie Lyon Fox
Viola Davis How to Get Away with Murder Annalise Keating ABC
Vera FarmigaBates MotelNorma BatesA&E
Eva Green Penny Dreadful Vanessa Ives Showtime
Julianna MarguliesThe Good WifeAlicia FlorrickCBS
Keri RussellThe AmericansElizabeth JenningsFX
2016 (1)
[8] [9]
Carrie Coon The Leftovers Nora Durst HBO
Shiri Appleby UnREAL Rachel Goldberg Lifetime
Viola DavisHow to Get Away with MurderAnnalise KeatingABC
Eva GreenPenny DreadfulVanessa IvesShowtime
Taraji P. HensonEmpireCookie LyonFox
Krysten Ritter Jessica Jones Jessica Jones Netflix
2016 (2)
[10] [11]
Evan Rachel Wood Westworld Dolores Abernathy HBO
Caitríona Balfe Outlander Claire Fraser Starz
Viola DavisHow to Get Away with MurderAnnalise KeatingABC
Tatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackVarious CharactersBBC America
Keri RussellThe AmericansElizabeth JenningsFX
Robin WrightHouse of CardsClaire UnderwoodNetflix
2018
[12] [13]
Elisabeth Moss The Handmaid's Tale June Osborne/Offred Hulu
Caitríona BalfeOutlanderClaire FraserStarz
Christine Baranski The Good Fight Diane Lockhart CBS All Access
Claire Foy The Crown Queen Elizabeth II Netflix
Tatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackVarious CharactersBBC America
Robin WrightHouse of CardsClaire UnderwoodNetflix
2019
[14] [15]
Sandra Oh Killing Eve Eve Polastri BBC America
Jodie Comer Killing Eve Villanelle BBC America
Maggie Gyllenhaal The Deuce Eileen Merrell / CandyHBO
Elisabeth MossThe Handmaid's TaleJune Osborne / OffredHulu
Elizabeth Olsen Sorry for Your Loss Leigh Shaw Facebook Watch
Julia Roberts Homecoming Heidi Bergman Amazon Prime Video
Keri RussellThe AmericansElizabeth JenningsFX

2020s

YearActorSeriesCharacterNetwork
2020
[16]
Regina King Watchmen Angela Abar / Sister Night HBO
Christine Baranski The Good Fight Diane Lockhart CBS All Access
Olivia Colman The Crown Queen Elizabeth II Netflix
Jodie Comer Killing Eve Villanelle BBC America
Nicole Kidman Big Little Lies Celeste WrightHBO
Michaela Jaé Rodriguez Pose Blanca Evangelista FX
Sarah Snook Succession Siobhan "Shiv" RoyHBO
Zendaya Euphoria Rue Bennett
2021
[17]
Emma Corrin The Crown Diana, Princess of Wales Netflix
Christine BaranskiThe Good FightDiane LockhartCBS All Access
Olivia ColmanThe CrownQueen Elizabeth IINetflix
Claire Danes Homeland Carrie Mathison Showtime
Laura Linney Ozark Wendy ByrdeNetflix
Jurnee Smollett Lovecraft Country Letitia "Leti" LewisHBO
2022
[18]
Melanie Lynskey Yellowjackets Adult Shauna ShipmanShowtime
Uzo Aduba In Treatment Dr. Brooke TaylorHBO
Chiara Aurelia Cruel Summer Jeanette Turner Freeform
Christine BaranskiThe Good FightDiane Lockhart Paramount+
Katja Herbers Evil Dr. Kristen Bouchard
Michaela Jaé RodriguezPoseBlanca EvangelistaFX
2023
[19]
ZendayaEuphoriaRue BennettHBO
Christine BaranskiThe Good FightDiane LockhartParamount+
Sharon Horgan Bad Sisters Eva Garvey Apple TV+
Laura LinneyOzarkWendy ByrdeNetflix
Mandy Moore This Is Us Rebecca Pearson NBC
Kelly Reilly Yellowstone Beth Dutton Paramount Network
2024
[20]
Sarah SnookSuccessionSiobhan "Shiv" RoyHBO
Jennifer Aniston The Morning Show Alex LevyApple TV+
Aunjanue Ellis Justified: City Primeval Carolyn WilderFX
Bella Ramsey The Last of Us Ellie WilliamsHBO
Keri Russell The Diplomat Ambassador Kate WylerNetflix
Reese Witherspoon The Morning ShowBradley JacksonApple TV+
2025
[21]
Caitríona Balfe Outlander Claire Fraser Starz
Kathy Bates Matlock Madeline Matlock CBS
Shanola Hampton Found Gabi MoselyNBC
Keira Knightley Black Doves Helen WebbNetflix
Keri RussellThe DiplomatAmbassador Kate Wyler
Anna Sawai Shōgun Toda MarikoFX / Hulu

Multiple wins

2 wins

Multiple nominations

7 nominations
5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

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