Eurovision 2026: Where Australia came in each country's public vote

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Australia received a high public vote at Eurovision 2026, but where did we finish in all voting nations?

Australia reached triple digits in the public vote for the first time since Kate Miller-Heidke in 2019.

The public points aren't a percentage of votes from across all of Europe, it is tallied the same way as the jury points.

If a country came 1st in a nation's public vote, it gets 12 points; if it came 2nd, it gets 10 points. All those points are combined to make the overall public vote.

Delta Goodrem for Australia received 122 points in the Grand Final. So, which country gave her points, and where did she finish in the nations that gave us 0?

Where Australia's public points came from

• Armenia - 10

• Austria - 10

• Israel - 10

• Malta - 10

• United Kingdom - 7

• Norway - 6

• Sweden - 6

• Azerbaijan - 5

• Cyprus - 5

• Denmark - 5

• Estonia - 5

• Poland - 5

• San Marino - 5

• Switzerland - 5

• Albania - 4

• Croatia - 4

• Portugal - 4

• Greece - 3

• Serbia - 3

• Georgia - 2

• Lithuania - 2

• Rest of the World - 2

• Belgium - 1

• Italy - 1

• Montenegro - 1

• Romania - 1

Where Australia finished in the nations that gave us 0 points:

• France - 11th

• Germany - 11th

• Moldova - 11th

• Czechia - 12th

• Bulgaria - 13th

• Finland - 13th

• Luxembourg - 13th

• Latvia - 14th

• Ukraine - 16th

This is a remarkably consistent vote, with the lowest 16th and many nations having Delta just outside the Top 10.

Finishing 11th in the large markets of France and Germany is a particularly good result.

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