INFE Poll 2019: Next set of votes comes from INFE Hungary

Following the successful INFE Eurovision polls of the last two years, the INFE Network will be holding for a third concecutive year its Eurovision 2019 poll in collaboration with the leading eurovision site of ESCToday, which will be presenting daily exclusively the votes coming accross Europe and Australia from local INFE club members.

A total of 21 INFE clubs from Europe and Australia will cast their votes, while the clubs from Rest of the world will provide us the 22th set of votes.

The INFE poll today continues with the Hungarian top 10 as the votes are coming from INFE Hungary. This is how Hungary’s fans voted:

• 1 point goes to Albania
   
• 2 points go to Iceland
   
• 3 points go to Sweden
   
• 4 points go to Russia
   
• 5 points go to Malta
   
• 6 points go to Cyprus
   
• 7 points go to Switzerland
   
• 8 points go to… Norway
   
• 10 points go to… The Netherlands
   
• 12 points go to… Italy!

This marks the second set of 12 points received by Mahmood and Italy, who is now third in the race with 88 points. Duncan Laurence from the Netherlands has now taken the lead from Luca Hänni and Switzerland, with an even bigger gap of 12 points.

Now it’s time we checked the current scoreboard for the INFE Poll 2019:

• The Netherlands – 107 points
• Switzerland – 95 points
• Italy – 88 points
• Cyprus – 62 points
• Russia – 58 points
• Malta – 37 points
• Sweden – 36 points
• Spain – 33 points
• Greece – 24 points
• France – 23 points
• Azerbaijan – 22 points
• Iceland – 19 points
• North Macedonia – 19 points
• Norway – 19 points
• Hungary – 12 points
• Israel – 12 points
• Armenia – 5 points
• Albania – 5 points
• Belgium – 5 points
• Portugal – 3 points
• Romania – 3 points
• San Marino – 3 points
• Serbia – 3 points
• Slovenia – 2 points
• Montenegro – 1 point

About INFE Hungary

INFE Hungary is powered by ESC Hungary, which was established in 2005 after two successful fan meetings that are still organized annually every summer, with chat, voting and Eurovision games.

In the beginning, the club collaborated with MTVA to popularize Eurovision in Hungary, organized media tours to the actual representative of Hungary and, as Eurovision experts, collaborated with studies and thesis’ at the University of Debrecen.

INFE Hungary’s main aim is to share Eurovision in Hungarian and keep the fire alive! Check out their active website.