Germany: This is the voting system for “Deutsche Finale 2024!”

In a few days from today, more specifically, on the 16th of February, the entry for Germany at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, in Malmö, is going to be decided through a live show on television, in which all of the nine candidates are going to perform their songs.

More specifically, this show is set to be aired live on Eurovision.de, while the alrwady known and famous Barbara Schöneberger is going to be the main host of the evening. The final result will be determined not only by the public, but also by an international jury.

Analytically speaking, the public’s voting procedure is not going to be conducted only through televoting, but through an online voting as well. The final result of the evening, hence the winning entry, is going to be judged by a split voting system between the public’s vote, holding the first 50% of the result, and the international jury’s vote, which will determine the rest 50% of the final outcome.

The more general international Jury will be consisted of eight different international juries in eight different countries, that will distribute their points according to the known Eurovision Song Contest system, from 1 to 12 points, while they will have already watched the performances’ rehearsals from the previous night. In any case of a draw, it is the public’s first place entry that will represent Germany in Malmö.

The entries

Just a few days before “Eurovision Song Contest – Das deutsche Finale 2024″, let’s remember all the nine entries”

• Isaak Guderian – “Always on the run“
• GALANT – “Katze“
• NinetyNine – “Love on a Budget“
• Marie Reim – “Naiv“
• RYK – “Old Boy“
• Leona – “Undream You“
• Bodiline Monet – “Tears Like Rain“
• Max Mutzke – “Forever Strong”
• Floryan – “Scars“

Out of all the nine contestants, Max Mutzke is the only one who has a previous experience with the Contest, since he is the one who represented Germany back in 2004, in Istanbul, ended up at the eighth place with 93 points, singing “Can’t Wait Until Tonight“.

Until we find out which is going to be Germany’s next entry, take a look at the previous year’s one, Lord of the Lost and ‘Blood & Glitter” that came last with 18 points:

Stay tuned at Eurovisionfun for even more news regarding Germany’s participation in Eurovision 2024!