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  • 6/21/2025
Som noget nyt i 2025 kan du som dansk seer nu stemme online til Eurovision 2025. Oplysninger omkring afstemning vil altid kunne findes på www.esc.vote.

Hvordan stemmer jeg til Eurovision 2025?

Du kan stemme via sms, online på www.esc.vote eller via Eurovision app’en. Alle stemmer koster 1 kr. og for sms koster hver stemme 1 kr. plus alm. Sms takst.

Sådan stemmer du:

• App: Hent Eurovision app’en. Se mere her.

• Web: Gå til www.esc.vote.

• Sms: Følg anvisninger i showet for at stemme via sms.

Når man stemmer via www.esc.vote skal du bruge et betalingskort, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Alipay eller WeChat Pay for at stemme. Du kan afgive op til 20 stemmer via en indkøbskurv og skal sende dem samlet. Du kan KUN sende dine samlede stemmer én gang pr. show.

Hvornår kan jeg stemme?

Du kan stemme til semifinalen torsdag den 15. maj, hvor Danmark er med, og til selve finalen d. 17. maj - uanset om Danmark er med eller ej. Når afstemningen åbner, vil det blive annonceret i showet. I semifinalen vil afstemningen først åbne efter alle artister har optrådt.

Du kan ikke stemme på Danmark, og da Danmark ikke deltager i semifinalen den 13. maj, kan du ikke stemme til det program.

Hvorfor koster det noget at stemme online?

Den vigtigste regel i Eurovision Song Contest er, at seerne ikke kan stemme på den sang, der repræsenterer deres eget land, hvilket sikrer upartiskhed og en fair konkurrence. EBU håndhæver denne regel ved at bruge mikrobetalinger til at identificere oprindelsesland, baseret på det land, hvor SIM- eller betalingskort er udstedt. Disse foranstaltninger hjælper med at opretholde integriteten og sikkerheden i afstemningsprocessen, idet de sikrer, at hver stemme tæller, og at resultaterne er retfærdige.

Deler jeg mine data?

Når du stemmer til Eurovision, så gælder EBU’s privatlivspolitik. Den kan du læse på dansk via links.

LINKS 1 \ https://www.dr.dk/event/melodigrandprix/beskyttelse-af-personoplysninger-ifm-deltagelse-i-afstemning-ved-eurovision-1

LINKS 2 \ https://www.dr.dk/event/melodigrandprix/saadan-stemmer-du-til-eurovision-2025#!/

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00:00Your votes help decide who wins the Eurovision Song Contest 2025.
00:04Here's how.
00:07At Eurovision, songs are awarded points from other participating countries and viewers all around the world.
00:13The song with the most points in the Grand Final walks away with the trophy.
00:18The contest starts with the semi-finals on the 13th and 15th of May.
00:22Ten songs from each semi-final will qualify for the Grand Final.
00:27The qualifiers are determined purely by a public vote.
00:31To make things fair, participating countries vote in the semi-final that their song is performed in.
00:37So, if your country is singing in the first semi-final, you can vote for other acts in the first semi-final.
00:44And remember, you can't vote for your own country.
00:48Last year's winner and the Big Five don't compete in the semi-finals,
00:52but they do get to perform and vote in one of them, allocated by a random draw.
00:57If you're watching in a country that doesn't compete in Eurovision,
01:01you can also vote for your favourite songs in all three shows as part of a rest-of-the-world group.
01:07All the votes from these countries are converted into points, with the same value as one participating country.
01:13The votes from each country are converted into points for the ten most popular songs,
01:17starting with one to eight points, then ten points, and then the most popular song receives twelve points, deux points.
01:25The ten songs with the most points in each semi-final will head to the Grand Final on Saturday the 17th of May,
01:31where they will join last year's winning country and the Big Five, making a total of 26 songs in the Grand Final.
01:39On Saturday, 17th of May, viewers from all over the world can vote in the Grand Final,
01:45where the public's points are combined with those from a professional jury in each participating country.
01:52Just like the public vote, each professional jury will deliver a set of scores from one to eight points,
01:58then ten points, and twelve points to their favourite song.
02:02After voting has closed in the Grand Final, the scores of each professional jury will be announced by a spokesperson
02:08for each participating country.
02:11Then, starting from the bottom of the scoreboard, our hosts will announce the points from each country's public vote.
02:17As always, the song with the most points wins!
02:21You can find out exactly how to vote in your country at esc.vote.
02:27And remember to download the official Eurovision Song Contest app,
02:32so that you're ready for the live shows on the 13th, 15th and 17th of May.

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