Eurojury 2024: The Results From 🇺🇦 Ukraine and 🇬🇧 United Kingdom – Eurovoix

The first scores are in as the jury from Ukraine and the United Kingdom reveal their points for Eurojury 2024. As ever, 50% of the vote is being decided by national juries and 50% by you, the public.

Each voting nation is represented by a jury consisting of past Eurovision, Junior Eurovision, national final participants and special guests. Each juror is asked to form a ranking of their favourite competing songs which is combined with the other jurors in their country.

Find out HERE how you can have your say in the vote until April 22.

The points of each jury are shown below. The top ten is listed in a random order, with the nations that received 8, 10 or 12 points in bold. The full points will be revealed at a later date.

The points from Ukraine

Meet this year’s jury members:

• INOYSON – Participated in Ukraine’s Eurovision 2018 selection
• Nata Zhyzhchenko – Participated in Kyiv 2017’s final interval act as part of Onuka
• Oleksandr Balabanov – Represented Ukraine at Junior Eurovision 2020

Ukraine’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 in bold):

The points from the United Kingdom

Meet this year’s jury members:

• Alex Larke – Represented the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2015 as part of Electro Velvet
• Beanz – Represented the United Kingdom at Eurovision 1995 as part of Love City Groove
• Debby Bracknell – Backing vocalist for the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2018
• Katrina – Winner of Eurovision 1997 with “Love Shine A Light”
• Yves Cueni – Backing vocalist for the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2021 and Finland at Eurovision 2018

United Kingdom’s top 10 in a random order (top 3 in bold):

About Eurojury 2024

Over 190 jury members feature in this year’s edition of Eurojury, including Eurovision and Junior Eurovision participants, national finalists, songwriters and more. The full results of Eurojury 2024 will be revealed at a later date.

For more information on how Eurojury 2024 works, click here.

Follow all the latest updates about this year’s edition of Eurojury on Eurovoix.com, as well as on Twitter, @Eurovoix and @TheEuroJury.

Posted by:Emily Grace

I have been following the Eurovision Song Contest since 2006, and more recently I’ve enjoyed watching partner contests such as the Junior Eurovision Song Contest and Eurovision Young Dancers. I joined Eurovoix as an editor at the beginning of 2017.