All 42 entries in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest 2009 are known. Everytime an entry was selected, esctoday.com held a poll asking the readers to evaluate the song and weekly charts are presented to show the most popular entries chosen so far among the readers.

How does it work?

Once an entry is selected, a poll is held with the following six options: I love it, I like it, It's ok, It's nothing special, I don't like it and I hate it. The options are transferred to points of the values 3, 2, 1, -1, -2 and -3 respectively. The percentage an option got is then multiplied by its value. Therefore, the highest score an entry can get is +300, the lowest is -300.

What is the object of this poll?

These polls are just held "for fun" and supposed to reveal which songs have the most fans so far. The charts are in no way supposed to predict the outcome of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest.

In most polls you can find on the internet, people can just vote for their favourites, so songs that have many fans are likely to top those polls, no matter how many people don't like them at all. Our polls include likes and dislikes, so songs that polarise very much are most likely to be found in the middle of theboard, while the songs at the top are usually the ones that would find the highest approval if they did well in the Eurovision Song Contest, no matter if they are seen as top favourites.

Charts for 20th April 2009

The results are based on the votes cast until 19:00 CET.

Pl. Country Song Last week Change Poll
1 Bosnia & Herzegovina Bistra voda 1st = here
2 Norway Fairytale 2nd = here
3 Sweden La voix 5th up(2) here
4 Portugal Todas as ruas do amor 4th = here
5 United Kingdom It's my time 3rd down(2) here
6 Spain La noche es para mí 8th up(2) here
7 Finland Lose control 6th down(1) here
8 Azerbaijan Always 7th down(1) here
9 Turkey Düm tek tek 10th up(1) here
10 Denmark Believe again 14th up(4) here
11 Andorra La teva decisió 15th up(4) here
12 Greece This is our night 9th down(3) here
13 Iceland Is it true? 11th down (2) here
14 Romania The Balkan girls 12th down (2) here
15 Malta What if we 20th up (5) here
16 Estonia Rändajad 13th down (3) here
17 Hungary Dance with me 19th up (2) here
18 Germany Miss kiss kiss bang 16th down (2) here
19 France Et s'il fallait le faire 18th down (1) here
20 Montenegro Just get out of my life 21st up (1) here
21 Albania Carry me in your dreams 22nd up (1) here
22 Switzerland The highest heights 17th down(5) here
23 Lithuania Love 23rd = here
24 Israel There must be another way 24th = here
25 Moldova Hora din Moldova 26th up (1) here
26 Slovenia Love symphony 25th down (1) here
27 Ireland Et cetera 27th = here
28 Croatia Lijepa Tena 28th = here
29 Poland I don't wanna leave 29th = here
30 Netherlands Shine 30th = here
31 Armenia Nor par 31st = here
32 Bulgaria Illusion 32nd = here
33 Cyprus Firefly 33rd = here
34 Belgium Copycat 34th = here
35 Russia Mamo 35th = here
36 Slovakia Let' tmou 37th up (1) here
37 Ukraine Be my Valentine 36th down (1) here
38 FYRMacedonia Nešto što kje ostane 39th up (1) here
39 Serbia Cipela 38th down (1) here
40 Belarus Eyes that never lie 40th = here
41 Czech Republic Aven romale 41st = here
42 Latvia Probka 42nd = here

Comparison with the YourOne poll

If we compare the YourOne poll, where everyone can pick his or her #1 favourite with the poll charts, where each entry is rated separately, some interesting details are revealed: The Turkish andRomanianentries seem to be the most polarising ones this year. On the other hand, the entries from Bosnia & Herzegovina and Norway have many people who like the song but they are also the number one favourites of many readers and have a relatively small amount of "haters".

Analysis of the poll charts

As we come closer to the Eurovision Song Contest, more and more votes are cast and the result become more steady now. There are no dramatic changes this week, no countries have raised or fallen by more than five places. Malta is therefore the biggest winner and Switzerland the biggest loser. Furthermore, Denmark has sneaked back into the top ten and Andorra comes very close, too. In the top five, only Sweden and the United Kingdom have changed places.

Don't forget to vote in the new polls that were launched some time ago, if you have not done so yet!