There is less and less left to meet the winner of the crystal microphone of this Eurovision 2024 edition. And the famous song festival will celebrate its first semi-final on May 7, the second semi-final on May 9, while the grand finale will take place this May 11 at the Malmö Arena in Sweden.
And, if you don’t know, there are some new features in the Eurovision 2024 voting system this year… Do you want to know how to vote?… Can you vote for free in Eurovision 2024? Well, stay with us and we’ll explain everything you need to know about how to vote in Eurovision 2024 below.
How to vote for Eurovision 2024 for free
The first thing to remember is that you will not be able to vote for free in Eurovision 2024. That’s right, as explained in the video we watched above, you have to pay to vote to help your favorite contestant win. There is no free method.
And … how can you vote? Well, there are 4 ways to vote in Eurovision 2024:
Voting by phone call: When the participant starts the performance, the phone number you need to call to vote for the participant will be displayed on the screen. That’s the price of this vote. 2 €.Voting by Messages (SMS): When the participant is active, a code will appear which you need to enter while sending an SMS to vote for your favorite participant. That’s the price of this vote. 1.06 eurosVote through the web (for Latin America and the rest of the world): Voters from countries that do not participate in Eurovision 2024 can vote in this version and will be counted as one country’s vote “rest of the world” This is done from the website (link). That’s the price of this vote. 0.99 EURVote with the mobile app: With the Eurovision Song Contest app (available on Android and iOS), you can vote for the contestants from your mobile. The value of this vote 1.06 euros.
Another important fact to mention is that regardless of the voting method you choose, you can only vote a maximum of 20 times with your ID or phone number.
In the same way, it should be said that only the public vote will be counted in the semi-final. In the grand finale, the public vote (50.6%) will be added to the judges’ (49.4%) to decide who will be the winner of the crystal microphone.
And you… who do you think will win this edition of Eurovision?
