Tonight the seventh edition of Eurojury will take place, with a live broadcast revealing your winner of Eurojury 2019.
The results of thirty-five juries have been received and your points have been added together, the result is final, now its time for the show. Just shy of one hundred former Eurovision winners, participants, delegates, national finalists, Junior Eurovision entrants, and national broadcasting companies have taken part in this years show.
This evening from 20:00 CET, Eurojury 2019 takes place with your hosts Rob Liley and Alice Chapman. This is the second time that Rob has presented the show with a co-host, after Karl William Lund joined him in 2016. Prior to the switch from radio to television, Eurojury had been presented by Josh Dubovie and Linda Martin.
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How does Eurojury work?
Participating jury members have ranked their top ten songs of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, which have then be combined with the results of other jurors from their country to make up one national result. This national result, when added to those of other countries, will produce the final ‘jury vote’.
The broadcast consists of two segments, much like the voting sequence of the Eurovision Song Contest, allowing both jury members and fans worldwide to express their opinions and contribute towards the final ranking of this year’s forty-one songs.
This year, two national broadcasters have provided the results on behalf of their country. The national broadcasters of Ukraine and Bulgaria have taken part in this years show, despite both having withdrawn from the Eurovision Song Contest 2019.
Journey to Broadcast
Filming for Eurojury 2019 began last November in Minsk, with additional dates in Stockholm, Newcastle, and Yorkshire over winter. Filming continued in studio earlier this month, before we headed to London last weekend to round off filming.
How to Watch
During the course of today, the last two jury results from Bulgaria and Switzerland will be revealed. We will also be bringing you highlights from past editions of Eurojury.
Watch the show live from 20:00 CET on Eurovoix Showcase and join the conversation using #Eurojury.
can’t wait!! but who are the jurors from Bulgaria and Ukraine it’s not clear, cause for ua pbn and sofia ROI and bnt and simona Silviano their results are really not the same it seems….which results you take in account? Can you explain why these two countries have two different results?