Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

For the Primetime Emmy Awards, see Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
The 2024 recipient: Michelle Stafford
Awarded for	Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actress
Country	United States
Presented by	NATAS ATAS
First awarded	1974
Currently held by	Michelle Stafford, The Young and the Restless (2024)
Most awards	Erika Slezak, (6)
Most nominations	Susan Lucci, (21)
Website	theemmys.tv/daytime

The Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series is an award presented annually by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) and Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS). It is given to honor an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a leading role while working within the daytime drama industry.

The 1st Daytime Emmy Awards ceremony was held in 1974, with Elizabeth Hubbard receiving the award for her role as Althea Davis on The Doctors . ^[1] The award has undergone several name changes, originally honoring actresses in leading and supporting roles. Following the introduction of a new category in 1979, Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, the award's name was altered to Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series, before changing once again, to its current title, years later. ^{[1] [2]} The awards ceremony was not aired on television in 1983 and 1984, having been criticized for voting integrity. ^{[3] [4]} In 1985, another category was introduced: Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series; one criterion for this category was altered, requiring all actresses to be aged 26 or above. ^[5]

Since its inception, the award has been given to 28 actresses. One Life to Live is the show with the most awarded actresses, with a total of eleven, including Erika Slezak and her record six wins. Susan Flannery and Kim Zimmer have since received four wins each. Susan Lucci has one win from 21 nominations –the most nominations of any actress in the category. For her portrayal of Amanda Sinclair on The Young and the Restless , Mishael Morgan made Daytime Emmy history by winning the award in 2022, making her the first Black actress to receive this honor. This milestone follows Debbi Morgan's nomination in 2009, where she became the first Black woman nominated in the category. As of the 2024 ceremony, Michelle Stafford is the most recent winner in this category, for her portrayal of Phyllis Summers on The Young and the Restless.

Winners and nominees

Table key

‡	Indicates the winner

Elizabeth Hubbard was the first winner, for her role as Althea Davis on The Doctors . She was then later nominated eight times for her role as Lucinda Walsh on As the World Turns .

Susan Flannery won in 1975 for her role as Laura Horton on Days of Our Lives . She later received three wins, from nine nominations, for her role as Stephanie Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful .

Susan Seaforth Hayes has been nominated four times for her role as Julie Olson Williams on Days of Our Lives .

Helen Gallagher was nominated five times, and won three times, for her role as Maeve Ryan on Ryan's Hope .

Judith Light won in 1980 and 1981 for her role as Karen Wolek on One Life to Live .

Leslie Charleson has been nominated four times for her role as Monica Quartermaine on General Hospital .

Robin Strasser was nominated four times, and won in 1982, for her role as Dorian Cramer on One Life to Live .

Erika Slezak (left) has received the most wins, for her role as Victoria Lord on One Life to Live .

Peggy McCay has been nominated three times for her role as Caroline Brady on Days of Our Lives .

Genie Francis received two nominations (1997 and 2021) for her role as Laura Spencer on General Hospital .

Finola Hughes has been nominated four times, and won in 1991, for her work on General Hospital . She was later nominated twice again, for her work on All My Children .

Julia Barr has been nominated six times for her role as Brooke English on All My Children .

Cynthia Watros won in 1998, for her role as Annie Dutton on Guiding Light .

Nancy Lee Grahn has been nominated six times (2003, 2004, 2005, 2017, 2018, and 2021) for her role as Alexis Davis on General Hospital .

Michelle Stafford was nominated eight times, and won in 2004, for her role as Phyllis Summers on The Young and the Restless .

Crystal Chappell was nominated three times for her role as Olivia Spencer on Guiding Light . She was later nominated once again for her role as Carly Manning in 2012 on Days of Our Lives .

Jeanne Cooper has been nominated nine times, and won in 2008, for her role as Katherine Chancellor on The Young and the Restless .

Susan Haskell won in 2009 for her role as Marty Saybrooke on One Life to Live .

Maura West (left) won twice, from five nominations, for her role as Carly Tenney on As the World Turns . She was nominated five times, and won in 2015, for her role as Ava Jerome on General Hospital

Laura Wright won once in 2011, and has been nominated a total of six times, for her role as Carly Corinthos Jacks on General Hospital .

Heather Tom won three (2012, 2013, and 2020) out of her five nominations for her role as Katie Logan on The Bold and the Beautiful .

Eileen Davidson was nominated in 1998, and won in 2014, for her role on Days of Our Lives . She was also nominated in 2003, and won in 2018, for her role on The Young and the Restless .

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood won in 2019, 2021 and 2023 for her role as Steffy Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful .

Mishael Morgan won in 2022 for her role as Amanda Sinclair on The Young and the Restless , becoming the first Black Woman to win in the category.

1970s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
1974 (1st)	Elizabeth Hubbard ‡	The Doctors	Althea Davis	NBC	[1]
	Rachel Ames	General Hospital	Audrey Hardy	ABC	[6]
	Mary Fickett	All My Children	Ruth Martin	ABC
	Mary Stuart	Search for Tomorrow	Joanne Vincente	CBS
1975 (2nd)	Susan Flannery ‡	Days of Our Lives	Laura Horton	NBC	[1]
	Rachel Ames	General Hospital	Audrey Hardy	ABC	[7]
	Susan Seaforth Hayes	Days of Our Lives	Julie Banning	NBC
	Ruth Warrick	All My Children	Phoebe Tyler	ABC
1976 (3rd)	Helen Gallagher ‡	Ryan's Hope	Maeve Ryan	ABC	[1]
	Denise Alexander	General Hospital	Dr. Lesley Williams	ABC	[8]
	Susan Seaforth Hayes	Days of Our Lives	Julie Anderson	NBC
	Frances Heflin	All My Children	Mona Kane	ABC
	Mary Stuart	Search for Tomorrow	Joanne Vincente	CBS
1977 (4th)	Helen Gallagher ‡	Ryan's Hope	Maeve Ryan	ABC	[1]
	Nancy Addison	Ryan's Hope	Jillian Coleridge	ABC	[9]
	Beverlee McKinsey	Another World	Iris Carrington	NBC
	Mary Stuart	Search for Tomorrow	Joanne Vincente	CBS
	Ruth Warrick	All My Children	Phoebe Tyler	ABC
1978 (5th)	Laurie Heineman ‡	Another World	Sharlene Frame	NBC	[1]
	Mary Fickett	All My Children	Ruth Martin	ABC	[10]
	Jennifer Harmon	One Life to Live	Cathy Craig	ABC
	Susan Seaforth Hayes	Days of Our Lives	Julie Williams	NBC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Beverlee McKinsey	Another World	Iris Bancroft	NBC
	Victoria Wyndham	Another World	Rachel Cory	NBC
1979 (6th)	Irene Dailey ‡	Another World	Liz Matthews	NBC	[11]
	Nancy Addison	Ryan's Hope	Jill Coleridge	ABC	[12]
	Helen Gallagher	Ryan's Hope	Maeve Ryan	ABC
	Susan Seaforth Hayes	Days of Our Lives	Julie Williams	NBC
	Beverlee McKinsey	Another World	Iris Bancroft	NBC
	Victoria Wyndham	Another World	Rachel Cory	NBC

1980s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
1980 (7th)	Judith Light ‡	One Life to Live	Karen Wolek	ABC	[13]
	Julia Barr	All My Children	Brooke English	ABC	[14]
	Leslie Charleson	General Hospital	Monica Quartermaine	ABC
	Kim Hunter	The Edge of Night	Nola Madison	ABC
	Beverlee McKinsey	Another World	Iris Bancroft	NBC
	Kathleen Noone	All My Children	Ellen Dalton	ABC
1981 (8th)	Judith Light ‡	One Life to Live	Karen Wolek	ABC	[15]
	Julia Barr	All My Children	Brooke English	ABC	[16]
	Helen Gallagher	Ryan's Hope	Maeve Ryan	ABC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Robin Strasser	One Life to Live	Dorian Cramer Lord	ABC
1982 (9th)	Robin Strasser ‡	One Life to Live	Dorian Lord Callison	ABC	[17]
	Leslie Charleson	General Hospital	Monica Quartermaine	ABC	[18]
	Ann Flood	The Edge of Night	Nancy Pollock	ABC
	Sharon Gabet	The Edge of Night	Raven Whitney	ABC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1983 (10th)	Dorothy Lyman ‡	All My Children	Opal Gardner	ABC	[19]
	Leslie Charleson	General Hospital	Monica Quartermaine	ABC	[20]
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Erika Slezak	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Riley	ABC
	Robin Strasser	One Life to Live	Dorian Cramer Lord	ABC
1984 (11th)	Erika Slezak ‡	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Buchanan	ABC	[21]
	Ann Flood	The Edge of Night	Nancy Pollock	ABC	[22]
	Sharon Gabet	The Edge of Night	Raven Whitney	ABC
	Deidre Hall	Days of Our Lives	Marlena Evans	NBC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1985 (12th)	Kim Zimmer ‡	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne	CBS	[23]
	Deidre Hall	Days of Our Lives	Marlena Evans	NBC	[24]
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Gillian Spencer	All My Children	Daisy Cortlandt	ABC
	Robin Strasser	One Life to Live	Dorian Cramer Lord	ABC
1986 (13th)	Erika Slezak ‡	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Buchanan	ABC	[25]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS	[26]
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Peggy McCay	Days of Our Lives	Caroline Brady	NBC
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne	CBS
1987 (14th)	Kim Zimmer ‡	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne	CBS	[27]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS	[28]
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Frances Reid	Days of Our Lives	Alice Horton	NBC
	Marcy Walker	Santa Barbara	Eden Capwell	NBC
1988 (15th)	Helen Gallagher ‡	Ryan's Hope	Maeve Ryan	ABC	[29]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS	[30]
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Erika Slezak	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Buchanan	ABC
	Marcy Walker	Santa Barbara	Eden Capwell	NBC
1989 (16th)	Marcy Walker ‡	Santa Barbara	Eden Capwell	NBC	[31]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[32]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC

1990s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
1990 (17th)	Kim Zimmer ‡	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne	CBS	[33]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[34]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS
	Finola Hughes	General Hospital	Anna Devane	ABC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1991 (18th)	Finola Hughes ‡	General Hospital	Anna Devane	ABC	[35]
	Julia Barr	All My Children	Brooke English	ABC	[36]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1992 (19th)	Erika Slezak ‡	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Buchanan	ABC	[37]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[38]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Jessica Tuck	One Life to Live	Megan Gordon Harrison	ABC
1993 (20th)	Linda Dano ‡	Another World	Felicia Gallant	NBC	[39]
	Julia Barr	All My Children	Brooke English	ABC	[40]
	Ellen Dolan	As the World Turns	Margo Hughes	CBS
	Maeve Kinkead	Guiding Light	Vanessa Chamberlain	CBS
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1994 (21st)	Hillary B. Smith ‡	One Life to Live	Nora Hanen Gannon	ABC	[41]
	Julia Barr	All My Children	Brooke English	ABC	[42]
	Linda Dano	Another World	Felicia Gallant	NBC
	Fiona Hutchison	Guiding Light	Jenna Bradshaw	CBS
	Kathleen Widdoes	As the World Turns	Emma Snyder	CBS
1995 (22nd)	Erika Slezak ‡	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Carpenter	ABC	[43]
	Leslie Charleson	General Hospital	Monica Quartermaine	ABC	[44]
	Marj Dusay	Guiding Light	Alexandra Spaulding	CBS
	Maeve Kinkead	Guiding Light	Vanessa Chamberlain	CBS
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1996 (23rd)	Erika Slezak ‡	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Carpenter	ABC	[45]
	Jensen Buchanan	Another World	Vicky Hudson	NBC	[46]
	Linda Dano	Another World	Felicia Gallant	NBC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Jess Walton	The Young and the Restless	Jill Abbott	CBS
1997 (24th)	Jess Walton ‡	The Young and the Restless	Jill Abbott	CBS	[47]
	Jensen Buchanan	Another World	Vicky Hudson	NBC	[48]
	Genie Francis	General Hospital	Laura Spencer	ABC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
1998 (25th)	Cynthia Watros ‡	Guiding Light	Annie Dutton	CBS	[49]
	Eileen Davidson	Days of Our Lives	Kristen Blake	NBC	[50]
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Jacklyn Zeman	General Hospital	Bobbie Spencer	ABC
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne	CBS
1999 (26th)	Susan Lucci ‡	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC	[51]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[52]
	Elizabeth Hubbard	As the World Turns	Lucinda Walsh	CBS
	Melody Thomas Scott	The Young and the Restless	Nikki Newman	CBS
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne	CBS

2000s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
2000 (27th)	Susan Flannery ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS	[53]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[54]
	Finola Hughes	All My Children	Alex Devane	ABC
	Hillary B. Smith	One Life to Live	Nora Hanen	ABC
	Jess Walton	The Young and the Restless	Jill Abbott	CBS
2001 (28th)	Martha Byrne ‡	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh Snyder / Rose D'Angelo	CBS	[55]
	Julia Barr	All My Children	Brooke English	ABC	[56]
	Susan Flannery	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Marcy Walker	All My Children	Liza Colby	ABC
2002 (29th)	Susan Flannery ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS	[57]
	Martha Byrne	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh Snyder / Rose D'Angelo	CBS	[58]
	Finola Hughes	All My Children	Alex Devane / Anna Devane	ABC
	Susan Lucci	All My Children	Erica Kane	ABC
	Colleen Zenk Pinter	As the World Turns	Barbara Ryan	CBS
2003 (30th)	Susan Flannery ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS	[59]
	Eileen Davidson	The Young and the Restless	Ashley Abbott	CBS	[60]
	Nancy Lee Grahn	General Hospital	Alexis Davis	ABC
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Abbott	CBS
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne Lewis	CBS
2004 (31st)	Michelle Stafford ‡	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Abbott	CBS	[61]
	Tamara Braun	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos	ABC	[62]
	Nancy Lee Grahn	General Hospital	Alexis Davis	ABC
	Maura West	As the World Turns	Carly Snyder	CBS
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne Lewis	CBS
2005 (32nd)	Erika Slezak ‡	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord Davidson	ABC	[63]
	Martha Byrne	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh Snyder	CBS	[64]
	Kassie DePaiva	One Life to Live	Blair Cramer	ABC
	Susan Flannery	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS
	Nancy Lee Grahn	General Hospital	Alexis Davis	ABC
	Juliet Mills	Passions	Tabitha Lenox	NBC
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Abbott	CBS
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne Lewis	CBS
2006 (33rd)	Kim Zimmer ‡	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne Lewis	CBS	[65]
	Bobbie Eakes	All My Children	Krystal Carey	ABC	[66]
	Beth Ehlers	Guiding Light	Harley Cooper	CBS
	Susan Flannery	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS
	Kelly Monaco	General Hospital	Sam McCall	ABC
2007 (34th)	Maura West ‡	As the World Turns	Carly Snyder	CBS	[67]
	Crystal Chappell	Guiding Light	Olivia Spencer	CBS	[68]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Newman	CBS
	Kim Zimmer	Guiding Light	Reva Shayne Lewis	CBS
2008 (35th)	Jeanne Cooper ‡	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[69]
	Crystal Chappell	Guiding Light	Olivia Spencer	CBS	[70]
	Nicole Forester	Guiding Light	Cassie Layne Winslow	CBS
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Newman	CBS
	Maura West	As the World Turns	Carly Tenney	CBS
2009 (36th)	Susan Haskell ‡	One Life to Live	Dr. Marty Saybrooke	ABC	[71]
	Jeanne Cooper	The Young and the Restless	Katherine Chancellor	CBS	[72]
	Susan Flannery	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS
	Debbi Morgan	All My Children	Angie Hubbard	ABC
	Maura West	As the World Turns	Carly Tenney	CBS

2010s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
2010 (37th)	Maura West ‡	As the World Turns	Carly Tenney	CBS	[73]
	Sarah Brown	General Hospital	Claudia Zacchara Corinthos	ABC	[74]
	Crystal Chappell	Guiding Light	Olivia Spencer	CBS
	Bobbie Eakes	All My Children	Krystal Carey	ABC
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Newman	CBS
2011 (38th)	Laura Wright ‡	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos Jacks	ABC	[75]
	Susan Flannery	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS	[76]
	Alicia Minshew	All My Children	Kendall Slater	ABC
	Debbi Morgan	All My Children	Angie Hubbard	ABC
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Newman	CBS
	Colleen Zenk	As the World Turns	Barbara Ryan	CBS
2012 (39th)	Heather Tom ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Katie Logan Spencer	CBS	[77]
	Crystal Chappell	Days of Our Lives	Dr. Carly Manning	NBC	[78]
	Debbi Morgan	All My Children	Angie Hubbard	ABC
	Erika Slezak	One Life to Live	Victoria Lord	ABC
	Laura Wright	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos Jacks	ABC
2013 (40th)	Heather Tom ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Katie Logan Spencer	CBS	[79]
	Susan Flannery	The Bold and the Beautiful	Stephanie Forrester	CBS	[80]
	Peggy McCay	Days of Our Lives	Caroline Brady	NBC
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers Newman	CBS
2014 (41st)	Eileen Davidson ‡	Days of Our Lives	Kristen DiMera	NBC	[81]
	Katherine Kelly Lang	The Bold and the Beautiful	Brooke Logan	CBS	[82]
	Heather Tom	The Bold and the Beautiful	Katie Logan	CBS
	Arianne Zucker	Days of Our Lives	Nicole Walker	NBC
2015 (42nd)	Maura West ‡	General Hospital	Ava Jerome	ABC	[83]
	Peggy McCay	Days of Our Lives	Caroline Brady	NBC	[84]
	Alison Sweeney	Days of Our Lives	Sami Brady DiMera	NBC
	Gina Tognoni	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers	CBS
	Laura Wright	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos	ABC
2016 (43rd)	Mary Beth Evans ‡	Days of Our Lives	Kayla Brady	NBC	[85]
	Tracey E. Bregman	The Young and the Restless	Lauren Fenmore Baldwin	CBS	[86]
	Kassie DePaiva	Days of Our Lives	Eve Larson	NBC
	Finola Hughes	General Hospital	Anna Devane	ABC
	Maura West	General Hospital	Ava Jerome	ABC
2017 (44th)	Gina Tognoni ‡	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers	CBS	[87]
	Nancy Lee Grahn	General Hospital	Alexis Davis	ABC	[88]
	Heather Tom	The Bold and the Beautiful	Katie Logan	CBS
	Jess Walton	The Young and the Restless	Jill Abbott	CBS
	Laura Wright	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos	ABC
2018 (45th)	Eileen Davidson ‡	The Young and the Restless	Ashley Abbott	CBS	[89]
	Nancy Lee Grahn	General Hospital	Alexis Davis	ABC	[90]
	Marci Miller	Days of Our Lives	Abigail Deveraux	NBC
	Maura West	General Hospital	Ava Jerome	ABC
	Laura Wright	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos	ABC
2019 (46th)	Jacqueline MacInnes Wood ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Steffy Forrester	CBS	[91]
	Marci Miller	Days of Our Lives	Abigail Deveraux	NBC	[92]
	Heather Tom	The Bold and the Beautiful	Katie Logan	CBS
	Maura West	General Hospital	Ava Jerome	ABC
	Laura Wright	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos	ABC

2020s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
2020 (47th)	Heather Tom ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Katie Logan	CBS	[93]
	Finola Hughes	General Hospital	Anna Devane / Alex Marick	ABC	[94]
	Katherine Kelly Lang	The Bold and the Beautiful	Brooke Logan	CBS
	Maura West	General Hospital	Ava Jerome	ABC
	Arianne Zucker	Days of Our Lives	Nicole Walker	NBC
2021 (48th)	Jacqueline MacInnes Wood ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Steffy Forrester Finnegan	CBS	[95]
	Melissa Claire Egan	The Young and the Restless	Chelsea Lawson	CBS	[96]
	Genie Francis	General Hospital	Laura Webber Collins	ABC
	Nancy Lee Grahn	General Hospital	Alexis Davis	ABC
	Finola Hughes	General Hospital	Anna Devane / Alex Marick	ABC
2022 (49th)
	Mishael Morgan ‡	The Young and the Restless	Amanda Sinclair	CBS	[97]
	Marci Miller	Days of Our Lives	Abigail Deveraux DiMera	NBC	[98]
	Cynthia Watros	General Hospital	Nina Reeves	ABC
	Laura Wright	General Hospital	Carly Corinthos	ABC
	Arianne Zucker	Days of Our Lives	Nicole Walker	NBC
2023 (50th)
	Jacqueline MacInnes Wood ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Steffy Forrester Finnegan	CBS	[99]
	Sharon Case	The Young and the Restless	Sharon Newman	CBS	[100]
	Melissa Claire Egan	The Young and the Restless	Chelsea Lawson	CBS
	Finola Hughes	General Hospital	Anna Devane	ABC
	Michelle Stafford	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers	CBS
2024 (51st)
	Michelle Stafford ‡	The Young and the Restless	Phyllis Summers	CBS	[101]
	Tamara Braun	Days of Our Lives	Ava Vitali	NBC	[102]
	Finola Hughes	General Hospital	Anna Devane	ABC
	Katherine Kelly Lang	The Bold and the Beautiful	Brooke Logan	CBS
	Annika Noelle	The Bold and the Beautiful	Hope Logan Spencer	CBS
	Cynthia Watros	General Hospital	Nina Reeves	ABC

Multiple wins and nominations

The following individuals received two or more wins in this category: Wins Actress 6 Erika Slezak 4 Susan Flannery Kim Zimmer 3 Helen Gallagher Heather Tom Maura West Jacqueline MacInnes Wood Michelle Stafford 2 Judith Light Eileen Davidson

Susan Lucci has received the most nominations in this category, with a total of twenty-one for her portrayal of Erica Kane on All My Children , winning once in 1999. The following individuals received two or more nominations in this category: Nominations Actress 21 Susan Lucci 11 Kim Zimmer 10 Susan Flannery Maura West Michelle Stafford 9 Jeanne Cooper Elizabeth Hubbard Erika Slezak Finola Hughes 7 Laura Wright 6 Julia Barr Mary Stuart Nancy Lee Grahn Heather Tom 5 Helen Gallagher 4 Crystal Chappell Leslie Charleson Susan Seaforth Hayes Beverlee McKinsey Robin Strasser Marcy Walker Jess Walton 3 Martha Byrne Eileen Davidson Linda Dano Peggy McCay Marci Miller Debbi Morgan Cynthia Watros Jacqueline MacInnes Wood Arianne Zucker 2 Nancy Addison Rachel Ames Kassie DePaiva Melissa Claire Egan Bobbie Eakes Ann Flood Genie Francis Sharon Gabet Deidre Hall Katherine Kelly Lang Judith Light Gina Tognoni Hillary B. Smith Ruth Warrick Victoria Wyndham Colleen Zenk

Series with most awards

Wins	Series
11	One Life to Live
9	The Bold and the Beautiful
7	The Young and the Restless
5	Guiding Light
3	Another World
	As the World Turns
	Days of our Lives
	General Hospital
	Ryan's Hope
2	All My Children
1	The Doctors
	Santa Barbara

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• "IMDb: Daytime Emmy Awards". Internet Movie Database. Archived from the original on 2013-07-29.