RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, have revealed the public voting breakdown for Montesong 2025 – their national selection for the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, in Vienna.

RTCG has released a full breakdown of the public vote during the final of Montesong 2025. The Montenegrin and International public votes were as follows:

Montenegrin Vote (SMS & Online)

1. Lara Baltic – “Rhythm Boy” – 4,526 + 296 – 4,822 votes – 12 points
2. Tamara Živković – “Nova zora”  – 1,916 votes + 418 – 2,334 votes – 10 points
3. Luka Radović – “Pjevaj vilo” (Sing, fairy) – 1,510 + 264 – 1,774 votes – 8 points
4. Krstinja Manatović – “Oli oli” – 1,211 votes + 182 votes – 1,393 votes – 7 points
5. Đurđa – “Dominos” – 1,142 votes + 198 votes – 1,340 votes – 6 points
6. Baryak – “Minerva” – 768 votes + 371 votes – 1,139 votes – 5 points
7. Tina Džankić – “Shadows” – 905 votes + 213 votes – 1,118 votes – 4 points
8. Lana Vukčević & Đorđe Savković – “Temperatura” (Temperature) – 858 votes + 259 votes – 1,117 votes – 3 points
9. Majda Božović – “Ipak smo ljudi” (We are human after all) – 905 votes + 195 votes – 1,100 votes – 2 points
10. Lana Lopičić – “Doline” (Valleys) – 739 votes + 120 votes – 859 votes – 1 point
11. Stefan Vukotić – “Nedekodirana” (Undecoded) – 522 votes + 305 votes – 827 votes
12. Mila Nikić – “Kao varnica” (Like a spark) – 535 votes + 119 votes – 654 votes
13. Neno Murić – “Ako čuješ glas” (If you hear a voice) – 480 votes + 26 votes – 506 votes
14. Andrea Demirović – “I believe” – 357 votes + 33 votes – 390 votes
15. Dolce Hera – “Casanova 91” – 141 votes + 35 votes – 176 votes

International Vote

1. Tamara Živković – “Nova zora”  – 5,668 votes – 12 points
2. Lara Baltic – “Rhythm Boy” – 4,959 votes – 10 points
3. Lana Vukčević & Đorđe Savković – “Temperatura” (Temperature) – 1,093 votes – 8 points
4. Đurđa – “Dominos” – 1,049 votes – 7 points
5. Luka Radović – “Pjevaj vilo” (Sing, fairy) – 409 votes – 6 points
6. Baryak – “Minerva” – 768 votes + 371 votes – 382 votes – 5 points
7. Neno Murić – “Ako čuješ glas” (If you hear a voice) – 375 votes – 4 points
8. Dolce Hera – “Casanova 91” – 363 votes – 3 points
9. Mila Nikić – “Kao varnica” (Like a spark) – 270 votes – 2 points
10. Tina Džankić – “Shadows” – 215 votes – 1 point
11. Lana Lopičić – “Doline” (Valleys) – 182 votes
12. Stefan Vukotić – “Nedekodirana” (Undecoded) – 117 votes
13. Krstinja Manatović – “Oli oli” – 105 votes
14. Majda Božović – “Ipak smo ljudi” (We are human after all) – 104 votes
15. Andrea Demirović – “I believe” – 91 votes

Combined Public Results

1. Lara Baltic – “Rhythm Boy” – 12+10 – 22 points – `12 points
2. Tamara Živković – “Nova zora”  – 10+12 – 12 points – 22 points – 10 points
3. Luka Radović – “Pjevaj vilo” (Sing, fairy) – 8+6 – 14 points – 8 points
4. Đurđa – “Dominos” – 6+7 – 13 points – 7 points
5. Lana Vukčević & Đorđe Savković – “Temperatura” (Temperature) – 3+8 – 11 points – 6 points
6. Baryak – “Minerva” – 5+5 – 10 points – 5 points
7. Krstinja Manatović – “Oli oli” – 7+0 – 7 points – 4 points
8. Tina Džankić – “Shadows” – 4+1 – 5 points – 3 points
9. Neno Murić – “Ako čuješ glas” (If you hear a voice) – 0+4 – 4 points – 2 points
10. Dolce Hera – “Casanova 91” – 0+3 – 3 points – 1 point
11. Majda Božović – “Ipak smo ljudi” (We are human after all) – 2+0 – 2 points
12. Mila Nikić – “Kao varnica” (Like a spark) – 0+2 – 2 points
13. Lana Lopičić – “Doline” (Valleys) – 1+0 – 1 point
14. Stefan Vukotić – “Nedekodirana” (Undecoded) – 0 points
15. Andrea Demirović – “I believe” – 0 points

Due to a tie for first place after both votes were combined, Lara Baltic was awarded first place as she received more votes from Montenegrin viewers.

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Eurovoix