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After 6 Eurojury votes the all important medal table of how the countries stands is as follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 3 2 Switzerland 3 2 Iceland 2 4 France 2 2 Israel 2 2 Italy 2 2 Sweden 1 3 Cyprus 1 1 Norway 1 1 Finland 1 0 Romania 0 4 United Kingdom 0 4 Bulgaria 0 3 Spain 0 2 Ukraine 0 2 Ireland 0 2 Belgium 0 1 Croatia 0 1 Lithuania 0 1 Germany 0 1 Portugal 0 1 Russia 0 1 |
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Eurojury votes from North Macedonia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Goran Naumovski – Participated in the North Macedonian selection for Eurovision in 2015 & 2008, was a juror at Eurovision 2016 - Magdalena Aleksovska – Represented North Macedonia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Sofia North Macedonia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Cyprus Slovenia Portugal * Austria Albania Spain * Estonia Malta France * Italy |
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Eurojury votes from Ukraine:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Julinoza – Participated in the Ukrainian national selection for Eurovision in 2018 - Aghiazma – Participated in the Ukrainian national selection for Eurovision in 2017 - Sophia Ivanko – Represented Ukraine at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Poland Ukraine’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Georgia Australia * Italy France * Finland Iceland Bulgaria Malta Cyprus * Russia |
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After 8 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 - 7 Italy 4 2 Malta 3 4 Switzerland 3 2 Iceland 2 5 France 2 4 Israel 2 2 Finland 2 0 Cyprus 1 3 Sweden 1 3 Norway 1 1 Austria 1 0 Estonia 1 0 Russia 1 0 Bulgaria 0 4 Romania 0 4 U. Kingdom 0 4 Spain 0 3 Ireland 0 2 Portugal 0 2 Ukraine 0 2 Albania 0 1 Belgium 0 1 Croatia 0 1 Germany 0 1 Lithuania 0 1 Russia 0 1 Slovenia 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Australia 0 1 |
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Cheers for all the updates Corbs, much appreciated
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Eurojury votes from Turkey:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Sedat Yüce – Represented Turkey at the 2001 Eurovision Song Contest with “Sevgiliye Son” - Zeliha Sunal – Participated in Turkey’s Eurovision national final in 2000 Turkey’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): North Macedonia * Germany Israel France * Azerbaijan * Malta Portugal Finland Switzerland Iceland |
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Eurojury votes from Israel:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Shayna Heidi – Backing singer for Eurovision winner Netta at the 2018 contest - Judah Gavra – Participated in Israel’s national final in 2018 - Avraham de Carvalho – Participated in Israel’s national final in 2019 - Alon Amir – Former Head of Press for the delegations of Israel (2009, 2012, 2013, and 2016), Belarus (2005), and Slovakia (2011) Israel’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Latvia San Marino * Switzerland Sweden Romania Lithuania Azerbaijan * Malta France * Cyprus |
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After 10 Eurojury votes the medal table of standing is a follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 5 4 Switzerland 4 3 Italy 4 2 France 2 6 Iceland 2 6 Cyprus 2 3 Israel 2 3 Finland 2 1 Sweden 1 4 Azerbaijan 1 1 Germany 1 1 Norway 1 1 Austria 1 0 Estonia 1 0 Russia 1 0 Romania 0 5 Bulgaria 0 4 United Kingdom 0 4 Portugal 0 3 Spain 0 3 Ireland 0 2 Lithuania 0 2 Ukraine 0 2 Albania 0 1 Australia 0 1 Belgium 0 1 Croatia 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Latvia 0 1 North Macedonia 0 1 Russia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 Slovenia 0 1 |
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OGAE Poland (170 members voted):
12 – Malta 10 – Lithuania 8 – Switzerland 7 – San Marino 6 – France 5 – Cyprus 4 – Russia 3 – Belgium 2 – Finland 1 – Romania After 17 OGAE club votes the top 10 stands as follows: 160- Switzerland 133 – Malta 125 – France 107 – Lithuania 93 – San Marino 86 – Cyprus 52 – Sweden 41 – Italy 36 – Azerbaijan 25 - Ukraine |
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Eurojury votes from Bulgaria:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Deep Zone Project (Diyan Savov) – Represented Bulgaria at the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest with “DJ Take Me Away” - Hassan and Ibrahim – Pianists who represented Bulgaria at the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest alongside Krisia with “Planet of The Children” Bulgaria’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): * Ukraine Israel * North Macedonia Portugal Iceland Greece Slovenia * Malta Australia Cyprus |
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Eurojury votes from Hungary:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Csaba Szigeti – Represented Hungary at the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest with “Új név a régi ház falán” - Fourtissimo – Participated in Hungary’s 2018 national final Hungary’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Portugal United Kingdom Russia Australia Switzerland * Iceland * Croatia * The Netherlands Azerbaijan Ukraine |
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Eurojury votes from Andorra:
Meet this year’s jury member: - Susanne Georgi – Represented Andorra at their latest appearance in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009 with “La teva decisió (Get a Life)” Andorra’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): * Cyprus Italy Latvia * Germany Estonia Norway Denmark Spain * Malta United Kingdom |
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After 13 Eurojury votes the medal table of standing is a follows:
Country Top 3 1 - 7 Malta 7 4 Switzerland 4 4 Italy 4 3 Iceland 3 7 Cyprus 3 4 France 2 6 Israel 2 4 Finland 2 1 Germany 2 1 Sweden 1 4 Ukraine 1 3 Azerbaijan 1 2 Norway 1 2 Croatia 1 1 Estonia 1 1 North Macedonia 1 1 Russia 1 1 Austria 1 0 The Netherlands 1 0 United Kingdom 0 6 Portugal 0 5 Romania 0 5 Bulgaria 0 4 Spain 0 4 Australia 0 3 Ireland 0 2 Latvia 0 2 Lithuania 0 2 Slovenia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Belgium 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Greece 0 1 Russia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 |
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Eurojury votes from Georgia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Sandra Gadelia – Represented Georgia at the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “You Are Not Alone” - Sabina Chantouria – Participated in Georgia’s national final in 2017 - Zurab Gagnidze (The Shin) – A member of The Shin, who represented Georgia at the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest with “Three Minutes To Earth” Georgia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Spain Germany Greece * Cyprus Belgium * Azerbaijan Israel Norway Estonia * Switzerland |
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Eurojury votes from Estonia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Ines – Represented Estonia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2000 with “Once In A Lifetime” - Evestus – Participated in Estonia’s national final Eesti Laul in 2018 - Emily J – Participated in Estonia’s national final Eesti Laul in 2019 - Helen Randmets – Participated in Estonia’s national final Eesti Laul in 2021 Estonia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): * Iceland Italy * Sweden Ukraine Bulgaria * Finland Cyprus Lithuania Switzerland Israel |
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After 15 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 - 7 Malta 7 4 Switzerland 5 5 Iceland 4 7 Cyprus 4 5 Italy 4 4 Finland 3 1 France 2 6 Israel 2 6 Sweden 2 4 Azerbaijan 2 2 Germany 2 2 Ukraine 1 4 Norway 1 3 Estonia 1 2 Croatia 1 1 North Macedonia 1 1 Russia 1 1 Austria 1 0 The Netherlands 1 0 United Kingdom 0 6 Bulgaria 0 5 Portugal 0 5 Romania 0 5 Spain 0 5 Australia 0 3 Lithuania 0 3 Belgium 0 2 Greece 0 2 Ireland 0 2 Latvia 0 2 Slovenia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Russia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 |
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OGAE Luxembourg (28 members voted):
12 – Lithuania 10 – France 8 – Malta 7 – Switzerland 6 – Cyprus 5 – San Marino 4 – Romania 3 – Moldova 2 – Italy 1 – Denmark After 18 OGAE club votes the top 10 stands as follows: 167 – Switzerland 141 – Malta 135 – France 119 – Lithuania 98 – San Marino 92 – Cyprus 52 – Sweden 43 – Italy 36 – Azerbaijan 25 - Ukraine |
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Eurojury votes from Moldova:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Eduard Romanyuta – Represented Moldova at the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest with “I Want Your Love” - Denis Midone – Represented Moldova at the 2012 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “Toate Vor Fi” and participated in their 2020 national final - SunStroke Project – Represented Moldova at the 2010 and 2017 Eurovision Song Contests, the latter bringing the country their best result to date (3rd) Moldova’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): * Malta Italy Ukraine * Israel Greece Finland * Sweden Romania Estonia Germany |
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Eurojury votes from Slovakia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Nela Pocisková – Represented Slovakia at the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest with “Let’ tmou” - Andrea Zimányiová – Participated in Slovakia’s national final in 2009 - Dalibor Karvay – Winner of the 2002 edition of Eurovision Young Musicians Slovakia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Austria Czech Republic * Portugal Switzerland * Slovenia Iceland France Bulgaria * Germany North Macedonia |
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After 17 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 to 7 Malta 8 4 Switzerland 5 6 Iceland 4 8 Cyprus 4 5 Italy 4 5 Israel 3 6 Sweden 3 4 Germany 3 3 Finland 3 2 France 2 7 Azerbaijan 2 2 Portugal 1 5 Ukraine 1 5 Estonia 1 3 Norway 1 3 North Macedonia 1 2 Slovenia 1 2 Austria 1 1 Croatia 1 1 Russia 1 1 The Netherlands 1 0 Bulgaria 0 6 Romania 0 6 United Kingdom 0 6 Spain 0 5 Australia 0 3 Greece 0 3 Lithuania 0 3 Belgium 0 2 Ireland 0 2 Latvia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Czech Republic 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Russia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 |
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OGAE Czech Republic (46 members voted):
12 – France 10 – Switzerland 8 – Malta 7 – San Marino 6 – Ukraine 5 – Cyprus 4 – Lithuania 3 – Russia 2 – Azerbaijan 1 – Sweden After 19 OGAE club votes the top 10 stands as follows: 177 – Switzerland 149 – Malta 147 – France 123 – Lithuania 105 – San Marino 97 – Cyprus 53 – Sweden 43 – Italy 38 – Azerbaijan 31 – Ukraine |
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Eurojury votes from Switzerland:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Gunvor – Represented Switzerland at the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest with “Lass ihn” - Chiara Dubey – Competed in the Swiss selection for Eurovision in 2012, 2013 and 2018 - Greg J Curtis – Backing singer for Luca Hanni at Eurovision 2019 - Bella C – Competed in the Swiss selection for Eurovision 2016 - Alejandro Reyes– Finished second in the Swiss selection for Eurovision 2018 - Freschta – Competed in the Swiss selection for Eurovision 2017 - Timebelle – Represented Switzerland at the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest with “Apollo” Switzerland’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Serbia Estonia Azerbaijan * Romania Iceland Malta * Israel Sweden Ireland * United Kingdom |
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Eurojury votes from Albania:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Agim Poshka – Has competed in Festivali i Këngës multiple times as a singer and songwriter - Mishela Rapo – Represented Albania at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2005 with “Dambaje” - Efi Gjika – Represented Albania at Junior Eurovision 2018 with “Barbie” in Minsk - Florent Abrashi – Competed in Festivali i Këngës three times most recently in the 2020 edition - Festina Mejzini – Competed in Festivali i Këngës three times most recently in the 2020 edition Albania’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): United Kingdom Portugal * Sweden Romania * Switzerland Iceland France * Italy Malta Cyprus |
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After 19 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 8 6 Switzerland 6 6 Italy 5 5 Iceland 4 10 Cyprus 4 6 Israel 4 6 Sweden 4 5 Germany 3 3 Finland 3 2 France 2 8 Azerbaijan 2 3 Romania 1 7 United Kingdom 1 7 Portugal 1 6 Ukraine 1 5 Estonia 1 4 Norway 1 3 North Macedonia 1 2 Slovenia 1 2 Austria 1 1 Croatia 1 1 Russia 1 1 The Netherlands 1 0 Bulgaria 0 6 Spain 0 5 Australia 0 3 Greece 0 3 Ireland 0 3 Lithuania 0 3 Belgium 0 2 Latvia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Czech Republic 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Russia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 Serbia 0 1 |
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Eurojury votes from Latvia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Yana Kay – Represented Latvia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2003 as part of F.L.Y - Sudden Lights – Competed in the Latvian selection for Eurovision 2018 - Laime Pilnīga – Competed in the Latvian selection for Eurovision 2019 - Lauris Valters – Competed in the Latvian selection for Eurovision 2017 and 2018 - Liene Greifāne – Competed in the Latvian selection for Eurovision 2018 Latvia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Norway * Lithuania Israel Sweden *Switzerland Malta Ireland Spain * Iceland Finland |
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Eurojury votes from Germany:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Faun – Competed in the German selection for Eurovision in 2015 - Dave Bassett – Songwriter for the Germany entry for Eurovision 2017 “Perfect Life” - Yosefin Bouhler – Competed in the German selection for Eurovision in 2017 - Frank Peterson (Gregorian) – Competed in the German selection for Eurovision in 2016 - Giovanna Winterfeltd – Backing singer for Ann Sophie at Eurovision 2015 in Vienna - WIND – Represented Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest three times in 1985, 1987 and 1992. Germany’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Ireland Portugal Malta Ukraine * Romania * Italy United Kingdom * Bulgaria Iceland Israel |
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After 21 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 8 8 Switzerland 7 6 Italy 6 5 Iceland 5 11 Israel 4 8 Cyprus 4 6 Sweden 4 6 Finland 3 3 Germany 3 3 France 2 8 Romania 2 7 Azerbaijan 2 3 United Kingdom 1 8 Portugal 1 7 Bulgaria 1 6 Ukraine 1 6 Estonia 1 4 Norway 1 4 Lithuania 1 3 North Macedonia 1 2 Slovenia 1 2 Austria 1 1 Croatia 1 1 Russia 1 1 The Netherlands 1 0 Spain 0 6 Ireland 0 5 Australia 0 3 Greece 0 3 Belgium 0 2 Latvia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Czech Republic 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 Russia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 Serbia 0 1 |
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Eurojury votes from Croatia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Olja Dešić – Represented Croatia at the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest as part of the band Put - Beta Sudar – Competed in the Croatian selection for Eurovision 2021 - Kristijan Rahimovski – Competed in the Croatian selection for Eurovision 2021 - Elis Lovrić – Competed in the Croatian selection for Eurovision 2019 and 2020 - Ashley Colburn – Competed in the Croatian selection for Eurovision 2021 Croatia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Serbia Austria * Italy Bulgaria Cyprus Slovenia Ireland * Israel Sweden * France |
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Eurojury votes from Lithuania:
Meet this year’s jury members: - 4FUN – Represented Lithuania at the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest with “Love or Leave” - Aurelijus Morlencas – Represented Lithuania at the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest as part of InCulto - Andrius Pojavis – Represented Lithuania at the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest with “Something” - Eglė Jurgaitytė – Represented Lithuania at the 2008 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “Laiminga diena” - Gebrasy – Competed in the Lithuanian selection for Eurovision in 2019 and 2021 - Twosome – Competed in the Lithuanian selection for Eurovision in 2018-2021 - Indrė Launikonytė – Competed in the Lithuanian selection for Eurovision in 2021 Lithuania’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Bulgaria Belgium Italy * Iceland France Sweden * Israel Romania * Switzerland Malta |
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After 23 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 8 9 Switzerland 8 6 Italy 7 6 Iceland 6 11 Israel 6 8 Sweden 4 8 Cyprus 4 7 France 3 9 Finland 3 3 Germany 3 3 Romania 2 8 Azerbaijan 2 3 Bulgaria 1 8 United Kingdom 1 8 Portugal 1 7 Ukraine 1 6 Estonia 1 4 Norway 1 4 Lithuania 1 3 Slovenia 1 3 Austria 1 2 North Macedonia 1 2 Russia 1 2 Croatia 1 1 The Netherlands 1 0 Ireland 0 6 Spain 0 6 Australia 0 3 Belgium 0 3 Greece 0 3 Latvia 0 2 Serbia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Czech Republic 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 |
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EC Germany (143 members voted):
12 – Lithuania 10 – France 8 – Malta 7 – Switzerland 6 – San Marino 5 – Norway 4 – Denmark 3 – Cyprus 2 – Sweden 1 – Ukraine After 20 OGAE club votes the top 10 stands as follows: 184 – Switzerland 157 – Malta 157 – France 135 – Lithuania 111 – San Marino 100 – Cyprus 55 – Sweden 43 – Italy 38 – Azerbaijan 32 - Ukraine |
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Eurojury votes from Russia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Buranovskiye Babushki – Represented Russia at the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest with “Party For Everybody” - Polina Bogusevich – Winner of the 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest - Aliza Kozhikina – Represented Russia at the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest - Sofia Feskova – Represented Russia at the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest Russia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Greece The Netherlands * Slovenia Switzerland Malta Italy Bulgaria * France Lithuania * Israel |
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Eurojury votes from San Marino:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Giacomo Di Benedetto – Backing singer for San Marino in 2012 and 2014 - Jutta Staudenmayer – Songwriter of San Marino’s Eurovision 2017 entry “Spirit Of The Night” San Marino’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): * Spain Estonia Czech Republic * Slovenia Malta Sweden *Norway Greece Croatia Austria |
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After 25 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 8 11 Switzerland 8 7 Israel 7 8 Italy 7 7 Iceland 6 11 France 4 9 Sweden 4 9 Cyprus 4 7 Finland 3 3 Germany 3 3 Slovenia 3 3 Romania 2 8 Norway 2 4 Azerbaijan 2 3 Bulgaria 1 9 United Kingdom 1 8 Portugal 1 7 Spain 1 6 Ukraine 1 6 Estonia 1 5 Lithuania 1 4 Austria 1 3 Croatia 1 2 North Macedonia 1 2 Russia 1 2 The Netherlands 1 1 Ireland 0 6 Greece 0 5 Australia 0 3 Belgium 0 3 Czech Republic 0 2 Latvia 0 2 Serbia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Denmark 0 1 Georgia 0 1 San Marino 0 1 |
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Eurojury votes from Armenia:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Betty – Represented Armenia at the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “People Of The Sun” - Karina Ignatyan – Represented Armenia at the 2019 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “Colours Of Your Dream” - Suren Poghosyan – Competed in the Armenian selection for Eurovision 2018 - Gevorg Harutynyan – Competed in the Armenian selection for Eurovision 2018 Armenia’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Malta Romania Lithuania Israel * Italy * Switzerland Russia * France Germany Sweden |
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Eurojury votes from the United Kingdom:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Katrina – Winner of the 1997 Eurovision Song Contest - Jake Shakeshaft – Represented the United Kingdom at the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest with “You’re Not Alone” - Ana Matronic – Commentator for the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2013 and 2014 The United Kingdom’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): The Netherlands Romania Sweden * Iceland Georgia * Norway Italy France * Malta San Marino |
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After 27 Eurojury votes the medal table stands as follows:
Country Top 3 1 – 7 Malta 9 12 Switzerland 9 7 Italy 8 8 Iceland 7 11 Israel 7 9 France 5 10 Sweden 4 11 Cyprus 4 7 Germany 3 4 Norway 3 4 Finland 3 3 Slovenia 3 3 Romania 2 10 Azerbaijan 2 3 Bulgaria 1 9 United Kingdom 1 8 Portugal 1 7 Spain 1 6 Ukraine 1 6 Estonia 1 5 Lithuania 1 5 Austria 1 3 Russia 1 3 Croatia 1 2 North Macedonia 1 2 The Netherlands 1 2 Ireland 0 6 Greece 0 5 Australia 0 3 Belgium 0 3 Czech Republic 0 2 Georgia 0 2 Latvia 0 2 San Marino 0 2 Serbia 0 2 Albania 0 1 Denmark 0 1 |
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OGAE Belgium (221 members voted):
12 – Malta 10 – Switzerland 8 – Lithuania 7 – San Marino 6 – Cyprus 5 – France 4 – Sweden 3 – Greece 2 – Azerbaijan 1 – United Kingdom After 21 OGAE club votes the top 10 stands as follows: 194 – Switzerland 169 – Malta 162 – France 143 – Lithuania 118 – San Marino 106 – Cyprus 59 – Sweden 43 – Italy 40 – Azerbaijan 32 - Ukraine |
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Eurojury votes from Malta:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Nicole Azzopardi – Represented Malta at the 2010 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “Knock Knock Boom Boom” - Eliana Gomez Blanco – Represented Malta at the 2019 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “We Are More” - Chanel Monseigneur – Represented Malta at the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “Chasing Sunsets” - Maria & Justine – Competed in the Maltese selection for Junior Eurovision 2010 - Ruth Portelli – Competed in the Maltese selection for Eurovision 2010 - Kaya – Competed in the Maltese selection for Eurovision 2000, 2010 and 2012 - Janice Mangion – Competed in the Maltese selection for Eurovision 2012 and 2017 - Cherylis – Competed in the Maltese selection for Eurovision 2018 - Danica Muscat – Competed in the Maltese selection for Eurovision 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2018 Malta’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Serbia Italy France * Cyprus Israel Slovenia * Azerbaijan Switzerland * Sweden Romania |
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Eurojury votes from Greece:
Meet this year’s jury members: - Aris Kalimeris – Songwriter of Greece’s 2018 entry “Oniro Mou” and Moldova’s 2009 entry “Hora Din Moldova” - Evgenia Liakou – Backing dancer for Katerine Duska at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest Greece’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 shown with a *): Cyprus Estonia The Netherlands * Iceland United Kingdom Ireland * Israel Malta * Lithuania Sweden |