Australia receives points from Denmark and Albania Eurojury for Eurovision 2026

Australia has picked up two more sets of points in Eurojury for Eurovision 2026 and this time from Denmark and Albania.

Eurojury is an annual competition held by fan site Eurovoix that sees artists, musicians, songwriters and the general public vote on the Eurovision Song Contest entries for 2026.

A distinctive feature of Eurojury is the involvement of industry expert panels from each participating country, aiming to replicate the kind of jury outcome that might seen on the Grand Final night in May, which accounts for 50% of the points. The other 50% of the results come from a public vote with the aim of replicating the televote.

This year 36 sets of jury results (this includes the Rest of the World vote) will be revealed.

Australia has received points from the Danish and Albanian juries.

Albania's votes were as follows:

12 points - France

10 points - Cyprus

8 points - Greece

7 points - Croatia

6 points - Finland

5 points - Italy

4 points - zechia

3 points - Armenia

2 points - AUSTRALIA

1 point - Moldova

Denmark's votes were as follows:

12 points - AUSTRALIA

10 points - Norway

8 points - Portugal

7 points - Luxembourg

6 points - Finland

5 points - Sweden

4 points - Israel

3 points - Czechia

2 points - France

1 point - Albania

Current Eurojury 2026 tally

After 21 countries have voted, the current standings as of 28 April 2026 are:

1. Denmark - 121 points

2. AUSTRALIA - 110 points

3. Finland - 107 points

4. France - 102 points

5. Cyprus - 68 points

6. Greece - 68 points

7. Albania - 54 points

8. Sweden - 51 points

9. Italy - 50 points

10. Croatia - 48 points

11. Israel - 47 points

12. Czechia - 46 points

13. Norway - 36 points

14. Bulgaria - 34 point

15. Romania - 31 points

16. Poland - 29 points

17. Georgia - 25 points

18. Malta - 25 points

19. Moldova - 19 points

20. Switzerland - 18 points

21. Germany - 17 points

22. Belgium - 16 points

23. Lithuania - 14 points

24. Luxembourg - 14 points

25. Armenia - 13 points

26. Estonia - 13 points

27. Azerbaijan - 11 points

28. Portugal - 11 points

29. Montenegro - 8 points

30. Serbia - 7 points

31. Austria - 3 points

32. Ukraine - 2 points

33. Latvia - 0 points

34. San Marino - 0 points

35. United Kingdom - 0 points

How does Eurojury work?

National jurors rank their top ten songs and are combined with the rest of the panel to produce the usual 12 points down to 1 seen at the contest.

The Australian jury is represented by Dami Im (Australian Eurovision runner-up 2016) and Bella Paige (Australian Junior Eurovision representative 2015). The Australian jury cast its vote and you can see the results here.

The overall results will be determined by 50% jury results and 50% from the general public, you can cast your vote here.

You can follow the results on the Eurovoix website here.

Previous Eurovision winners that were predicted by the Eurojury are -

• 2018 - Israel - Toy

• 2019 - The Netherlands - Arcade

• 2023 - Sweden - Tattoo

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