Eurovision Defends Voting System After Complaints over Israel’s 2nd Place Finish - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Several countries have asked EBU to count the votes of the public again, claiming that they have been collected in a non-transparent way.

Eurovision Bosses Respond After Various National Broadcasters Raise Concerns About Vote Rigging

Israel's high placement at this year's contest has led several competing countries to call for an investigation into the current voting system.

Eurovision bosses hit back at 'rigged' voting row after Israel result: 'Most advanced in the world!'

Eurovision's voting system has come under intense scrutiny after Israel's second-place finish in this year's contest, with multiple broadcasters demanding an investigation into potential manipulation

Eurovision defends voting system after complaints over Israel’s 2nd place finish - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Organizers of Eurovision are defending its voting system after several countries’ broadcasters raised questions about Israel’s victory in the international song contest’s audience poll. Israel’s Yuval Raphael took second place in the widely-watched contest last weekend, buoyed by a runaway first-place finish in the audience vote, in which viewers in the competing countries can cast ballots up to 20 times for their favorite songs, at the cost of …

The EBU rejects all allegations of vote rigging in Eurovision. Eurovision boss Martin Green says the voting system they use is the most advanced

The Eurovision Song Contest is over, but the debate about Israel remains: Can this be done with the points? The organizers calm down and seem to consider changes in the rules.