EBU reveals jury and televoting results

The EBU has revealed the jury and televoting results for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010. According to those results, Germany would have won both with televoting and jury voting alone but major differences can be seen.

A full table with the televoting results and jury results can be found below. The countries that would have finished higher with televoting or jury voting alone are marked bold in their respective columns.

We can see that the countries that profited most from the televoting are:

• Turkey
• Denmark
• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• France
• Serbia
• Spain
• Iceland

The countries that profited most from the jury voting are:

• Belgium
• Georgia
• Israel
• Ukraine

Greece is the only country that ows its actual top ten placing in the contest to the televoters. The only country that did not make the top ten because of the televoters is Israel.

Belgium and Ukraine are the two countries that made the top ten thanks to the juries. On the other hand, the juries kept France and Serbia out of the top ten.

First semi final results

The following countries qualified thanks to the televoting:

• Russia
• Belarus
• Moldova

The following countries were eliminated because of the televoting:

• Malta
• Estonia
• FYR Macedonia

The following country qualified thank to the juries:

• Bosnia & Herzegovina

The following country was eliminated because of the juries:

• Finland

Second semi final results

No country qualified thanks to the televoting alone and no country was eliminated because of the televoting as the combined top ten are identical with the jury top ten.

The following countries qualified thanks to the juries:

• Israel
• Ireland

The following countries were eliminated because of the juries:

• Sweden
• Lithuania

Second semi final results