Spain’s neighbouring country is ready to present their votes. 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.

Another day, another set of INFE Poll 2018 results! 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.

Presenting the nineteenth set of votes today, and they’re coming from the members of INFE France!

Votes from INFE France

• 1 point goes to Poland
• 2 points go to Australia
• 3 points go to FYR Macedonia
• 4 points go to Albania
• 5 points go to Israel
• 6 points go to Denmark
• 7 points go to Azerbaijan
• 8 points go to… the United Kingdom
• 10 points go to… Estonia
• And 12 points go to… Belarus!

Yet another set of interesting results in the INFE Poll 2018, with Belarus’s representative Alekseev receiving his first set of 12 points. INFE France also present the United Kingdom their first group of points in the poll.

About INFE France

INFE France, formerly known as Euroidol, joined the INFE Network shortly after its foundation.

The club was known under the name Euroidol from 2011 up until last year, before deciding to make the presence of the INFE Network more known within its name, now known simply at INFE France.

Members of INFE France attend the Eurovision Song Contest on a yearly basis and are regularly updated on the latest news and updates regarding the contest.

The new INFE France site (Eurovisionfrance.fr) is set to go public in the following days, however for the time being you can get more updates on France within the international site of the INFE Network.

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Current top 5 of the INFE Poll 2018

1. Israel: 155 points
2. Bulgaria: 99 points
3. France: 97 points
4. Greece: 79 points
5. Cyprus: 69 points