The 2024 Press Poll is underway, as we have previously informed you. Now that all countries have had their rehearsals, it’s time for the accredited journalists to cast their votes for the country that they believe will win the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. Read more
The 2024 Press Poll is underway, as we have previously informed you. Now that all countries have had their rehearsals, it’s time for the accredited journalists to cast their votes for the country that they believe will win the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. Read more
The Eurovision 2024 Press Poll is in full swing. All countries have completed their technical rehearsals, and now it’s time for the press to select their favorites.
Below are the results as of May 8th, 2024, at 9:00 PM
First Semi-Final
Second Semi-Final
Final
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Earlier today an email was sent to accredited journalists here in Malmö Arena to vote for up to 10 favorites in both semi-finals and the final.
Below are the preliminary results of the semi-finals and the final, as they were determined today, May 6th, at 20:00.
Semi-Final 1:
Semi-Final 2:
Final:
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In less than 24 hours from now will know the winner of the 21st Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Following the conclusion of the technical rehearsals and the beginning of the Online Voting’s first phase, the first Dress Rehearsal as well as the Jury Final took place today. During the Jury Final, the 50% of tommorow’s results was decided with the remaining 50% to be decided by the online vote.
Since the first and second technical rehearsals were not open to press, today it was the first time that the accredited journalists were able to watch the full performances of the sixteen participating countries. Hence, as it is used in Eurovision, a press poll was held within the accredited journalists and was organized by ESC Insight, ESC Discord, That Eurovision Site and L’Eurovision Au Quotidien.
56 accredited members of the press voted, with each one of them awarding 1 point to their top three entries.
The results of the Junior Eurovision’s 2023 press poll were the following
France wins the #jesc2023 Press Poll!
Thanks to the 56 members of the press for voting, @EuroQuotidien @ThatEuroSite and @ESCdiscord for the collaboration and @vDanDesign for the graphic! pic.twitter.com/IO6elB7ktD
— Eurovision Insight (@ESCinsight) November 25, 2023
At the top of the poll stands France with 27 points, followed by The Netherlands with the margin of just a point. France and The Netherlands were by far the favorites of the press with United Kingdom finishing third with a six-point margin.
Along with the usual press poll, an audience poll was also held this year. The results of this poll were decided by the audience attending the Jury Final. It was requested of the audience to select a winner.
The results of the Junior Eurovision’s 2023 audience poll were the following
And #France wins the Press Poll AND the Audience Poll!!!
Will they win #jesc2023 tomorrow?
Thanks again to @ESCdiscord, @ThatEuroSite and @EuroQuotidien for help with the poll this evening! pic.twitter.com/FBFhwcmr5g
— Eurovision Insight (@ESCinsight) November 25, 2023
At the audience poll, France wins by landslide and is followed by Armenia and Spain.
As a result, we can see that France with Zoé Clauzure and “Coeur” easily topped both of the polls conducted today and is a clear favorite for winning the 2023 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. In case the aforementioned scenario comes true and France wins on home soil, it will be the second time in Junior Eurovision history that a country wins in two consecutive editions, with the first being Poland(2018-2019).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbbN5_Fsp8U&list=PLws1OoB9I0zvxKabqPte-CU7cTWKOqLXy&index=14
The 21st Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held tomorrow afternoon at 16:00 CET live from Palais Nikaïa in Nice, France. Meanwhile, the online voting is still open and you can cast your votes until 15:59 CET. The show will be also broadcasted live via the official Junior Eurovision YouTube channel
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You know the songs performing at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. But who are the favourites among the people at the Press Center?
The Eurovisionfun team have a chat with some of the members covering the event and here are some of their answers:
And which are your favourites? Let us know in the comments!
In the vote for the winner, Greece leads, Sweden is second, and the United Kingdom is third! Greece is ranked first among the accredited journalists here in Turin.
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