As you'd expect, thanks to the virtue of the Ottawa Senators hosting the 2012 NHL All-Star Game, their fans were fervent with the voting. They elected four Senators to the game via democracy, and they'll have the most representatives at the league's annual celebration, held in Canada's Capital city from January 27 to 29.

How many representatives will your team have? Here's a team-by-team breakdown, with rookies in italics:

Ottawa Senators (5): Daniel Alfredsson, Jason Spezza, Milan Michalek, Erik Karlsson, Colin Greening

Vancouver Canucks (4): Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Alexander Edler, Cody Hodgson

Philadelphia Flyers (4): Claude Giroux, Kimmo Timonen, Sean Couturier, Matt Read

Toronto Maple Leafs (3): Dion Phaneuf, Phil Kessel, Joffrey Lupul

Boston Bruins (3): Tim Thomas, Tyler Seguin, Zdeno Chara

New York Rangers (3): Marian Gaborik, Dan Girardi, Henrik Lundqvist

Nashville Predators (3): Shea Weber, Ryan Suter, Craig Smith

Chicago Blackhawks (3): Marian Hossa, Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews

Detroit Red Wings (2): Pavel Datsyuk, Jimmy Howard

Washington Capitals (2): Alex Ovechkin, Dennis Wideman

Buffalo Sabres (2): Jason Pominville, Luke Adam

New Jersey Devils (2): Adam Henrique, Adam Larsson

Dallas Stars: Jamie Benn

Calgary Flames: Jarome Iginla

Minnesota Wild: Mikko Koivu

Pittsburgh Penguins: Evgeni Malkin

San Jose Sharks: Logan Couture

Anaheim Ducks: Corey Perry

Tampa Bay Lightning: Steven Stamkos

New York Islanders: John Tavares

Winnipeg Jets: Dustin Byfuglien

Florida Panthers: Brian Campbell

Phoenix Coyotes: Keith Yandle

St. Louis Blues: Brian Elliott

Montreal Canadiens: Carey Price

Los Angeles Kings: Jonathan Quick

Carolina Hurricanes: Justin Faulk

Columbus Blue Jackets: Ryan Johansen

Colorado Avalanche: Gabriel Landeskog

Edmonton Oilers: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins

Each team is represented, even if just by one rookie. Only 12 rookies were named to the team, so there were likely some snubs there as youngsters on teams with multiple All-Stars made way for rookies on teams that needed representation at the game.

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