In the battle of the reality series Monday, "The Voice" was more alluring than "The Bachelorette" locally and nationally.

In national ratings, "The Voice" averaged 11.9 million viewers for NBC, according to updated ratings. The singing contest will make eliminations at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The winner will be named next week.

"The Bachelorette" had 5.8 million admirers for ABC.

"The Voice" gave a boost to another NBC singing contest, "The Winner Is...," which debuted to 6.3 million.  It had more fans than a rerun of CBS' "Hawaii Five-O" with 4.4 million and ABC's "Mistresses" with 4.2 million. But ABC highlighted that "Mistresses" was up 17 percent in the 18-to-49 age group from its premiere last week.


The prime-time averages: NBC with 10 million, ABC with 5.3 million, CBS with 4.3 million for reruns, Fox with 1.7 million for comedies and The CW with 720,000. NBC easily won the young adults count.

In cable, the season premiere of "Major Crimes" on TNT drew 5 million viewers. It was followed by the premiere of "King & Maxwell" with 3.5 million fans.

In Orlando, "The Voice" pulled in 163,900 viewers. "The Bachelorette" ran second with 107,800. Rounding out the top five were "Major Crimes" with 90,300, "Mistresses" with 86,700 and "The Winner Is ... " with 82,000.

The top programs with the 18-to-49 age group were "The Voice," Bravo's "Real Housewives of Orange County" and "The Bachelorette."