ESC 2013: Split Result Analysis

The EBU just revealed the Jury/Televote Split results. Unlike in previous years, the songs were ranked from best to worst and averaged accordingly. In previous years both groups would pick a Top 10 and use the ESC point system used since 1975.

ESC United ranked the entries to find out if there were any major differences between televote and juries and we can confirm that there were some suprises. Please keep in mind that this is not really 100% accurate as it’s all based on average so the ranking could have looked very different if the old system was used. This is just for fun and should not be considered an actual ranking.

Let’s have a look at the Semi Final 1 jury votes:

Televote results for Semi 1

Let’s have a look at the Semi Final 2 split.

Jury results:

The televotes:

Let’s check the Final breakdown as we have some interesting results here as well. Let’s start with the juries again.

So let’s see how the televoters ranked the songs:

Everyone can take a deep breath, the televoters and juries agreed on the winner.

Once again, please keep in mind that neither the televoters nor the juries actually gave any points individuall so the average ranking isn’t something representative and only done for fun.

 In order to get the actual points, we would need to look at each country and how they voted. Unfortunately the EBU informed us that they will not reveal results by country therefore the information availble to us is incomplete.

There most you can do with these numbers is look for trending. Montenegro, Romania, Hungary, Switzerland and Bulgaria received more support from the televoters while Moldova, Sweden, Georgia, Austria and Estonia received help from the juries. How that would like like in actual points we don’t know.

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