JESC: Split Televote and Jury Vote Revealed

Split televote and jury vote released for JESC 2015

One month after the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015 the EBU have released the split televote and jury votes.

Jury Results

1	MALTA	157
2	ARMENIA	149
3	BELARUS	101
4	SLOVENIA	77
5	SERBIA	73
6	ALBANIA	69
7	AUSTRALIA	67
8	RUSSIA	57
9	NETHERLANDS	53
10	ITALY	43
11	GEORGIA	40
12	MONTENEGRO	21
13	UKRAINE	19
14	IRELAND	19
15	SAN MARINO	15
16	BULGARIA	14
17	MACEDONIA	12

Televote Results

1	MALTA	143
2	ARMENIA	134
3	SLOVENIA	98
4	ALBANIA	86
5	BULGARIA	77
6	RUSSIA	65
7	BELARUS	61
8	SERBIA	53
9	SAN MARINO	51
10	IRELAND	43
11	GEORGIA	41
12	UKRAINE	35
13	AUSTRALIA	32
14	MONTENEGRO	23
15	MACEDONIA	22
16	ITALY	13
17	NETHERLANDS	9

The results from most country’s juries were reasonably similar, although one country had very similar results indeed, the Armenian jury had the exact same top 3 (albeit in a different order for some) except one member, Arthur Asatryan, who gave his 12 points to Italy (The country where he now lives). 4 of the Armenian members gave Georgia their 12 points, whilst Arthur gave them 8. 3 members gave Slovenia 10. 3 members gave Malta 8 points and two gave the 10 points to Destiny. At first glance the Armenian jury looked somewhat ‘rehearsed’.

The Belorussian jury preferred the Maltese song, with all 5 members giving Destiny the 12 points, with the televote only giving her 7 points. Armenia received 10 points from 4 members of the Belorussian jury and 7 points from one of them. Russia didn’t do too well with the jury from Belarus, although received 12 points from their neighbour’s televote.

The most unusual votes from this year’s JESC came from Ukraine, who gave San Marino 12 points from the Jury and 12 points from the televote. San Marino received 36 points all together, 12 of those were automatically given to them, along with ever other song due to rules stating all songs receive 12 automatically, so from the 24 awarded from voting, half of those came from Ukraine, the other half were given by other former USSR nations, Russia (where Kamilla grew up), Armenia and Belarus.

The Irish votes were the first ever in JESC, their Jury votes seemed reasonably ‘normal’ compared to the final results, although their televote was rather unusual, with Bulgaria receiving 12 and Georgia receiving 10.

Australia, too, were voting for the first time in JESC, and they used 100% jury vote. Their top 5 were the same as the actual top 5 at the end of the night, in a slightly different order.

For the full results click HERE.