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Eurovision 2024 results: Who did the jury help and hurt the most?

Posted on 19 May 2024 By Admin No Comments on Eurovision 2024 results: Who did the jury help and hurt the most?

The last time the jury and the public agreed on the Eurovision winner was way back in 2017. That year Portugal’s Salvador Sobral topped both halves of the vote, making him the undisputed king of that edition.

Since then there has always been a disparity. The people’s winner took the crown in 2018, 2021, and 2022 (that’s Netta, Måneskin and Kalush Orchestra). While the jury’s winner won it all over the past two years (Loreen and Nemo).

Eurovision winners: Jury-televote split 

Edition Winner Jury Rank Public Rank
2017 Salvador Sobral 1 1
2018 Netta 3 1
2019 Duncan Laurence 3 2
2021 Måneskin 4 1
2022 Kalush Orchestra 4 1
2023 Loreen 1 2
2024 Nemo 1 5

Eurovision 2024 grand final: Who did the jury help and hurt the most?

At Eurovision 2024, Switzerland’s win came down to large support from the professional juries who ranked them first (whereas the public ranked them fifth). The juries didn’t just rank Nemo first — they did so with a staggering 365 points. That was 147 points more than what the juries awarded their runner-up Slimane from France. 

In terms of absolute points, Switzerland was the act that benefitted the most from the juries. Portugal’s iolanda benefitted the second-most (+126), followed by Germany’s Isaak (+81), Sweden’s Marcus & Martinus (+76) and Luxembourg’s Tali (+63).

Who did the juries hurt in the Eurovision 2024 grand final?

Israel’s Eden Golan was the artist hurt most by the juries. They gave “Hurricane” 271 fewer points than the public. 

Other acts that received significantly fewer jury points than televote points were Ukraine’s Jerry Heil & alyona alyona (-161) and Croatia’s Baby Lasagna (-127). Of course, Ukraine came fifth with the juries and Croatia came third with the juries in terms of rank ordinals. But because the jury votes went overwhelmingly to Nemo, the discrepancy in absolute terms is large.

Eurovision 2024 Jury Vote

  1. Switzerland – 365 points
  2. France – 218 points
  3. Croatia – 210 points
  4. Italy – 164 points
  5. Ukraine – 146 points
  6. Ireland – 142 points
  7. Portugal – 139 points
  8. Sweden – 125 points
  9. Armenia – 101 points
  10. Germany – 99 points
  11. Luxembourg – 83 points
  12. Israel – 52 points
  13. United Kingdom – 46 points
  14. Greece – 41 points
  15. Latvia – 36 points
  16. Cyprus – 34 points
  17. Lithuania – 32 points
  18. Serbia – 22 points
  19. Spain – 19 points
  20. Austria – 19 points
  21. Georgia – 15 points
  22. Slovenia – 15 points
  23. Norway – 12 points
  24. Finland – 7 points
  25. Estonia – 4 points

Eurovision 2024 Public Vote

  1. Croatia – 337 points
  2. Israel – 323 points
  3. Ukraine – 307 points
  4. France – 227 points 
  5. Switzerland – 226 points 
  6. Ireland – 136 points
  7. Italy – 104 points
  8. Greece – 85 points
  9. Armenia – 82 points
  10. Lithuania – 58 points
  11. Sweden – 49 points
  12. Cyprus – 44 points
  13. Estonia – 33 points
  14. Serbia – 32 points
  15. Finland – 31 points
  16. Latvia – 28 points
  17. Luxembourg – 20 points
  18. Georgia – 19 points
  19. Germany – 18 points
  20. Portugal – 13 points
  21. Slovenia – 12 points
  22. Spain – 11 points
  23. Austria – 5 points
  24. Norway – 4 points
  25. United Kingdom – 0 points

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