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The EBU redefines promotion rules, reduces votes per user and reinforces professional juries at Eurovision 2026. The European Broadcasting Union announced a set of changes to the Eurovision Song Contest voting system, in an attempt to make the process that determines the event's results more transparent. According to Martin Green, the event's director, the priority is to ensure that Eurovision remains a neutral space dedicated to music. He empha…
Eurovision's Voting Reform Overhaul: Is It Enough To Save The Contest?
New voting reforms introduced by the EBU promise stronger safeguards against manipulation, with stricter promotion rules, enhanced security, and expanded juries designed to protect the Contest’s integrity. But will these changes be enough to rebuild confidence among broadcasters and fans and bring positivity back to the Song Contest? The post Eurovision’s Voting Reform Overhaul: Is It Enough To Save The Contest? appeared first on ESC Insight - H…
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