The next set of scores are in as the juries from Georgia, Ireland and Israel reveal their Eurojury 2020 points. As ever 50% of the vote is being decided by national juries and 50% by you, the public.
Each voting nation is represented by a jury consisting of past Eurovision, Junior Eurovision, national final participants and special guests. Each juror is asked to form a ranking of their favourite competing songs which is combined with the other jurors in their country.
The points of each jury are shown in a graphic below. The top ten is listed in alphabetical order, with the nations that received 8, 10 or 12 points in bold. The full points will be revealed during the Eurojury broadcasts.
On the Georgian jury is Sofia Nizharadze.
- Sofia Nizharadze represented Georgia at the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo, Norway.
On the Irish jury is Nikki Kavanagh, Ryan O’Shaughnessy, Eamonn Toal, and Kenneth Giles.
- Nikki Kavanagh is a singer who took part in the Irish Eurovision selection in 2011 and 2015.
- Ryan O’Shaughnessy represented Ireland at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon, Portugal.
- Eamonn Toal represented Ireland at the 2000 Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm, Sweden.
- Kenneth Giles is an Irish songwriter and juror for Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest 2018.
On the Israeli jury is Avraham De Carvalho.
- Avraham De Carvalho is a singer who took part in Israel’s national selection, HaKokhav HaBa L’Eurovizion, in 2019.
Three more results will be revealed each day until April 26th, the day before semi-final one of Eurojury 2020.
About Eurojury 2020
Eurojury will return in 2020 for the eighth broadcast of the most accurate simulation of Eurovision results. 180 Eurovision winners, past participants, national finalists and a handful of special guests are due to take part in this year’s edition, which will be broadcast live on Showcase, by Eurovoix on May 1st.
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For the past two years, Eurojury has correctly identified the winner of Eurovision with both Netta and Duncan Laurence topping the overall leaderboard in Eurojury and the Eurovision Song Contest itself. Eurojury also correctly identified four out of the top five acts in the final in Tel Aviv.
For a fifth consecutive year, Rob Lilley will present the coverage. This will be the third time he has been the sole presenter following two editions with a co-host – 2016 with Karl William Lund and in 2019 with Alice Chapman.
Directing the show once again will be Samuel Deakin – he has conducted this role on every edition of Eurojury. Heading up the production will be James Rowe after he co-produced the broadcast in 2019.
We’re pleased that we have partnerships with multiple trusted Eurovision brands this year: Eurovision Hub, Aussievision, ESCXTRA, Eurovision Showcase, The Euro Trip and Eurovision Ireland. Each brand will be supporting Eurojury 2020 in the run-up to the three broadcasts on April April 27, April 29 and May 01.
Follow all the latest updates about this year’s broadcasts on eurovoix.com as well as on Twitter, @Eurovoix and @Eurojury2020.
