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One more OGAE club have cast their votes for their favourites in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. It is Estonia's turn to vote and their 12 points go to Greece, followed by Ukraine and Sweden in third place.

This is the way the Estonian fans voted:

12 Greece
10 Ukraine
8 Sweden
7 Norway
6 Azerbaijan
5 Spain
4 Iceland
3 Denmark
2 Montenegro
1 Slovenia

Just missing out:
Ireland
Finland
Germany

The only major difference in the scoreboard after the 32nd club has voted is a considerable 3 place climb of Ukraine which goes up to # 14. With a few more clubs to go not much can change as far as the winner of the OGAE poll is concerned although a lot could change in the top ten. We also still have ten more countries, namely Latvia, Serbia, Poland, Hungary, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Belgium, Belarus, Andorra and FYR Macedonia which are yet to receive any points from the OGAE network.

This is the way the OGAE 2009 Poll scoreboard looks like at the moment.

1Norway311
2France176
3Sweden167
4Bosnia & Herzegovina142
5Spain128
6Azerbaijan125
7Greece112
8Iceland102
9Turkey88
10United Kingdom85
11Estonia74
12Finland55
13Denmark41
14Ukraine36
15Switzerland34
16Portugal28
17Lithuania27
18Malta21
19Israel20
20Armenia17
21Albania12
22Romania9
-.Montenegro9
24Russia8
-.Slovenia8
26Moldova6
27Germany5
28Croatia4
29Ireland2
-.Cyprus2
-.Bulgaria2
32Slovakia1


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