Sweden's Loreen wins the INFE 2023 Eurovision Poll

Image Source: EBU/Chloe Hashemi

After days and days of scores from all the International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) the final results are in and Sweden has won this years INFE Eurovision 2023 poll!

The INFE is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however shares the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with esctoday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll.

After the results from 22 participating clubs from Europe, Australia and around the world, Sweden finished on top with 212 points.

Sweden received points from all 22 clubs and 11 sets of 12 points, the most awarded to any entry in the poll! Australia gave Sweden eight points and their 12 points went to Finland. You can check out Australia's top 10 INFE Eurovision 2023 poll results here.

Voyager has finished in 28th place with 2 points in the poll and was awarded one set of 2 points from Cyprus.

Here are the final results from the INFE Eurovision 2023 poll:

1. Sweden - 212 points

2. Finland – 164 points

3. Norway – 156 points

4. France – 99 points

5. Austria – 98 points

6. Italy – 89 points

7. Spain – 82 points

8. Czechia - 66 points

9. Israel – 64 points

10. United Kingdom – 43 points

11. Moldova – 41 points

12. Armenia – 25 points

13. Slovenia – 17 points

14. Georgia - 14 points

15. Croatia – 12 points

16. Switzerland – 11 points

17. Cyprus – 10 points

18. Germany – 10 points

19. Greece - 8 points

20. Serbia - 8 points

21. Ireland – 7 points

22. Albania – 7 points

23. Ukraine – 6 points

24. Iceland - 5 points

25. Denmark - 4 points

26. Romania - 4 points

27. Latvia – 3 points

28. AUSTRALIA - 2 points

29. Estonia – 2 points

30. Netherlands - 2 points

31. Portugal - 2 points

32. Belgium - 1 point

33. Malta - 1 point

34. Poland - 1 point

35. San Marino - 1 point

36. Azerbaijan - 0 points

37. Lithuania - 0 points

The OGAE Song Poll was also won by Sweden this year and you can find out more here.

You can follow the results of the INFE Poll via https://www.facebook.com/INFENetwork or http://esctoday.com/

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