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2014 Daytime Emmy Awards Predictions

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The 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards are being held on Sunday, June 22 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. Spike Jones, Jr and SJ2 Entertainment will be producing the live show at the Beverly Hilton. Fans can watch the global live-stream at daytimeemmys.net starting at 5 p.m. ET with a red carpet show kicking off at 3 p.m. ET. Below are my predictions on who "should" and "will" win.

Drama Series
Will Win: The Young and the Restless
Should Win: Days of our Lives

Lead Actor
Will Win: Billy Miller, The Young and the Restless
Should Win: Jason Thompson, General Hospital

Lead Actress
Will Win: Heather Tom, The Bold and the Beautiful
Should Win: Eileen Davidson, Days of our Lives

Supporting Actress
Will Win: Jane Elliot, General Hospital
Should Win: Jane Elliot, General Hospital

Supporting Actor
Will Win: Eric Martsolf, Days of Our Lives
Should Win: Eric Martsolf, Days of Our Lives

Younger Actor
Will Win: Chandler Massey, Days of our Lives
Should Win: Daniel Polo, The Young and the Restless

Younger Actress
Will Win: Kristen Alderson, General Hospital
Should Win: Linsey Godfrey, The Bold and the Beautiful

Directing Team
Will Win: The Young and the Restless
Should Win: The Bold and the Beautiful

Writing Team
Will Win: Days of our Lives
Should Win: The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding New Approaches – Drama Series
Will Win: DeVanity
Should Win: DeVanity

Click here for a complete list of Daytime Emmy nominations.

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