Strictly Come Dancing rule change hopes to end 'unfair abuse' aimed at judgesStrictly Come Dancing bosses are hoping the show's new voting rule will spark a positive change on the BBC showView 3 Images Strictly Come Dancing has introduced a new voting rule (Image: BBC/Guy Levy)Strictly Come Dancing chiefs are hoping a voting rule shake-up will reduce the online trolling aimed at Shirley Ballas. ‌Head judge Shirley will no longer hold the casting vote in dance-offs, with the decisive say now alternating between all four judges weekly. View 3 Images The Strictly Come Dancing judges (Image: PA)‌Shirley has previously opened up about the impact the trolling has had, particularly when she's forced to eliminate contestants, reports the Mirror. In April 2023, Shirley revealed she would be stepping back from managing her personal social media presence. Strictly Come Dancing airs on BBC One on Saturdays