OGAE Poll 2022: Next results come from Germany, Serbia and Portugal!

Sunday, 24 April 2022

• The annual Eurovision OGAE Poll continues with the 26th, 27th and 28th set of points coming from the fans of Germany, Serbia and Portugal . 

  With the next Eurovision Song Contest a stone throw away the two major international fan clubs around the Eurovision Song Contest, OGAE (Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l’Eurovision) and INFE (International Network of Fanclubs of Eurovision) are holding their annual polls giving us an indication of which acts are fans' favorites for this year.

  OGAE progresses today their poll with the next three set of points coming from the Germany's, Serbia's and Portugal's OGAE club respectively.

   

  Here is how the fans from Germany have voted: 

   

  Spain- 1 point

  Austria - 2 points

  Ukraine - 3 points

  Estonia - 4 points

  Poland - 5 points

  The Netherlands - 6 points

  United Kingdom - 7 points

  Sweden - 8 points

  France - 10 points

  Italy - 12 points

   

  Italy get Germany's 12 points and is battling for the first place with Sweden who received 8 points from the German fans. 

   

  Here is how the fans from Serbia have voted: 

   

  Albania- 1 point

  France - 2 points

  Italy - 3 points

  Estonia - 4 points

  Sweden - 5 points

  Norway - 6 points

  Poland  - 7 points

  Cyprus - 8 points

  The Netherlands - 10 points

  Spain - 12 points

   

  Chanel receives maximum 12 points from Serbia which contribute to her effort to stay in the top three places of the poll. 

   

  Here is how the fans from Portugal have voted: 

   

  Australia- 1 point

  Ukraine - 2 points

  France - 3 points

  Cyprus - 4 points

  Albania - 5 points

  Spain - 6 points

  Italy  - 7 points

  The Netherlands - 8 points

  United Kingdom - 10 points

  Sweden - 12 points

   

  Cornelia is attributed with Portugal's 12 points and keep hold of the first place of the poll while Italy is 4 points behind second. 

   

   

  Overall score

  Here is how the overall scoreboard developed after 28 sets of results: 

  

   

  News Source/Images: OGAE International