🇦🇹 Austria’s JJ Wins the INFE Poll 2025

Image source: Alma Bengtsson / EBU

JJ with “Wasted Love” has won the INFE Poll 2025, receiving 154 points from the nineteen clubs that voted.

Austria is the winner of the ninth edition of the INFE Poll with “Wasted Love”. INFE is the International Network of Fanclubs of Eurovision and is formed of twenty-five clubs across the continent. Since 2017, the club has been voting ahead of the contest on their favourite acts. The nineteenth set of results came from INFE Rest of the World. Their points are:

  1. Spain – 12 points
  2. Austria – 10 points
  3. Malta – 8 points
  4. Sweden – 7 points
  5. Poland – 6 points
  6. Netherlands – 5 points
  7. Norway – 4 points
  8. Greece – 3 points
  9. Czechia – 2 points
  10. Israel – 1 point

The final results are:

  1. Austria – 154 points
  2. Sweden – 144 points
  3. Albania – 91 points
  4. Malta – 91 points
  5. France – 74 points
  6. The Netherlands – 64 points
  7. Spain – 54 points
  8. Finland – 51 points
  9. Germany – 50 points
  10. Greece – 46 points
  11. Israel – 46 points
  12. Norway – 39 points
  13. Estonia – 31 points
  14. Czechia – 26 points
  15. Switzerland – 15 points
  16. Italy – 15 points
  17. Serbia – 13 points
  18. Poland – 13 points
  19. Slovenia – 12 points
  20. San Marino – 12 points
  21. Cyprus – 10 points
  22. Belgium – 9 points
  23. Australia – 9 points
  24. Lithuania – 7 points
  25. Armenia – 6 points
  26. Azerbaijan – 5 points
  27. Montenegro – 4 points
  28. Croatia – 4 points
  29. Luxembourg – 3 points
  30. Denmark – 2 points
  31. Portugal – 1 point
  32. United Kingdom – 1 point

Georgia, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia and Ukraine did not receive points from the nineteen clubs that voted in the INFE Poll 2025. The past winners of the INFE Poll are:

  • 2024 – Switzerland – Nemo – “The Code”
  • 2023 – Sweden – Loreen – “Tattoo”
  • 2022 – Spain – Chanel – “Slo Mo”
  • 2021 – Switzerland – Gjon’s Tears – “Tout l’univers”
  • 2020 – Lithuania – The Roop – “On Fire”
  • 2019 – Duncan Laurence – “Arcade”
  • 2018 – Netta – “Toy”
  • 2017 – Italy – Francesco Gabbani – “Occidentali’s Karma”

Image source: Alma Bengtsson / EBU | Source: ESC Today

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