Eurovision to Review ‘Promotion’ of Acts to Ensure Audience Voting Is Not ‘Disproportionally Affected’

Eurovision to review ‘promotion’ of acts to ensure audience voting is not ‘disproportionally affected’

Eurovision News Spotlight published a report which found that an Israeli government agency paid for adverts targeting the Eurovision public vote.

The EBU is reviewing the rules of Eurovision after allegations of vote rigging. Eurovision boss Martin Green confirms that everything has been done correctly. But the marketing a

After six days of controversy on Twitter, criticism of the voting system and relentless statements - against Israel - by the winner of the contest, the president...

Eurovision will study the current televote policy of allowing 20 per person, as well as the support campaigns of the participants by their delegations, in the face of the controversy aroused this year by the high number of votes received by Israel, something that several televisions, including RTVE, have criticized.The campaigns in principle are allowed, according to the director of the festival, Martin Green, who in an official statement said t…

In response to the debate surrounding the voting results, Martin Green clarified that this year's winner was fair.

It will be analyzed that each person can vote up to 20 times and also the promotional campaigns of the artists who make the delegations.