With the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest being over, another full decade can be added to the Eurovision history books. Over the last ten years, 336 songs took part and now you have the chance to choose your favourite among them.

How does ist work?

The voting will take place in three stages. In the first stage, there will be one poll per country with all songs having taken part between 2000 and 2009. The favourite song of each country will make it to the second stage. Slovakia and San Marino both only have presented one song over the last ten years so their songs are qualified directly for the second round. Having been submitted by the Serbian broadcaster, the 2004 entry from Serbia & Montenegro will be added to the list of Serbia while the 2005 entry will be added to the list of Montenegro. In the second round, the 46 songs will be drawn into two semi finals. The top eleven of each semi final will be chosen by poll voting while a twelfth qualifier for each heat will be chosen by an esctoday.com jury. This is "joker" is supposed to give overlooked fan favourites another chance. Eventually, 24 songs will compete in the grand final, where the winner will be chosen by regular poll voting.

How to vote?

Below, you can find a list with the links to all polls for the first round. The polls will also appear at the bottom of articles about the respective countries and they can also be found in the poll section. The polls are already open and they will be closed next Sunday, 20th September. Of course, the poll results will not be visible until the voting is closed.

Country	Poll
Albania	here
Andorra	here
Armenia	here
Austria	here
Azerbaijan	here
Belarus	here
Belgium	here
Bosnia & Herzegovina	here
Bulgaria	here
Croatia	here
Cyprus	here
Czech Republic	here
Denmark	here
Estonia	here
Finland	here
France	here
Georgia	here
Germany	here
Greece	here
Hungary	here
Iceland	here
Ireland	here
Israel	here
Latvia	here
Lithuania	here
FYR Macedonia	here
Malta	here
Moldova	here
Monaco	here
Montenegro	here
Netherlands	here
Norway	here
Poland	here
Portugal	here
Romania	here
Russia	here
Serbia	here
Slovenia	here
Spain	here
Sweden	here
Switzerland	here
Turkey	here
Ukraine	here
United Kingdom	here

Looking back

Along with the voting, over the next weeks we will take a look back at the most memorable moments in the Eurovision Song Contest of the last ten years. It can easily be called one of the exciting decades seeing more countries taking part than ever and following important changes in the late 1990.