It’s time for us to reveal the results of our final poll for this Eurovision season – who YOU think will win the crystal trophy tonight in Basel.
Yesterday we opened our reader’s poll and many of you quickly sprung into action to vote for your predicted winner. At the time of this article, a total of 350 unique votes have been cast so let’s dive into the results.
Austria narrowly tipped as favored winner
Austria’s JJ took home victory as being the most impressive rehearsal from Day Six in Basel, and it appears that the fans have continued to favor him as we head into the grand final. In fact – JJ took a massive lead in the poll early on and has held onto this lead since. Currently 16% of voters have predicted him to win it all Saturday night.
There are currently 3 other countries who seem to be in contention to win according to our readers: Sweden’s sauna loving bunch KAJ (14%), Albania’s folktronica band Shkodra Elektronike (12%), and Poland’s mother of dragons Justyna Steczkowska (10%).
Here is a full breakdown of our poll’s results:
- Austria – “Wasted Love” by JJ (16%)
- Sweden – “Bara bada bastu” by KAJ (14%)
- Albania – “Zjerm” by Shkodra Elektronike (12%)
- Poland – “Gaja” by Justyna Steczkowska (10%)
- Finland – “Ich komme” by Erika Vikman (9%)
- France – “Maman” by Louane (8%)
- Israel – “New Day Will Rise” by Yuval Raphael (6%)
- Greece – “Asteromata” by Klavdia (4%)
- Germany – “Baller” by Abor and Tynna (3%)
- Spain – “Esa Diva” by Melody (2%)
- United Kingdom – “What the Hell Just Happened” by Remember Monday (2%)
- Italy – “Volevo Essere Un Duro” by Lucio Corsi (2%)
- Netherlands – “C’est la vie” by Claude (2%)
- Switzerland – “Voyage” by Zoë Më (2%)
- Norway – “Lighter” by Kyle Alessandro (1%)
- Estonia – “Espresso Macchiato” by Tommy Cash (1%)
- Ukraine – “Bird of Pray” by Ziferblat (1%)
- Iceland – “Róa” by Væb (1%)
- Latvia – “Bur man laimi” by Tautumeitas (1%)
- Armenia – “Survivor” by Parg (1%)
- Malta – “Serving” by Miriana Conte (1%)
- Portugal – “Deslocado” by Napa (1%)
- Denmark – “Hallucination” by Sissal (1%)
- Luxembourg – “La poupée monte le son” by Laura Thorn (0%)
- San Marino – “Tutta l’Italia” by Gabry Ponte (0%)
- Lithuania – “Tavo akys” by Katarsis (0%)
In just a few short hours we will know just how right YOU, the readers of ESCUnited were this year.
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