Moving from the mainland to the southern island nation. Returning for a second year in a row, the results of the INFE Poll 2018 are set to be unveiled here at ESCToday in collaboration with the INFE Network, with votes to be gathered and combined together from all of the participating INFE clubs.

The ninth set of votes are now here! ESCToday will exclusively be bringing you the results of the INFE Poll 2018 over the month to come in collaboration with the INFE Network.

In total, members from all 24 clubs will be casting their votes and deciding their favourite entries in the second annual INFE Poll, with the final outcome of the results set to be unveiled on the 22 April.

INFE Malta is the next club to vote in the INFE Poll 2018, giving one participating Eurovision 2018 country their first set of 12 points in this year’s INFE Poll. Any guesses as to which country it could be?

Votes from INFE Malta

• 1 point goes to San Marino
• 2 points go to Belgium
• 3 points go to Cyprus
• 4 points go to France
• 5 points go to Azerbaijan
• 6 points go to Germany
• 7 points go to Finland
• 8 points go to… Australia
• 10 points go to… Estonia
• And 12 points go to… Israel!

Israel once again tops the board of another voting INFE club, with Netta now taking an even bigger lead in this year’s INFE Poll.

About INFE Malta

The Maltese club, INFE Malta, operates in close partnership with the Facebook page #EFM – Eurovision Fans Malta, which was first established in June 2016 for all fans who wanted to keep updated with the latest news and gossip from the Eurovision world.

With over 5,555 followers, the creators of #EFM soon realised that their Facebook page had risen unexpectedly in popularity, within a relatively short span of time, among the Maltese Eurovision fans. So, the proposal to establish INFE Malta was taken seriously. INFE Malta…it’s for the fans!

Check out INFE Malta’s official website.

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Current top 5 of the INFE Poll 2018

1. Israel: 88 points
2. Bulgaria: 57 points
3. France: 50 points
4. Estonia: 36 points
5. Greece: 34 points