The EBU, the European Broadcasting Union and Voxovation, have confirmed the voting details, ahead of the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest Asia, in Bangkok.

The EBU and Voxovation have confirmed the results of the first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Asia will be determined by 50% jury and 50% online voting. Juries in the eleven competing countries and voters in the eleven competing countries, as well as a Rest of the World vote, will determine the 50/50 result.

As seen in the Eurovision Song Contest since 1975, the 1-8, 10 and 12 point scale will be used by the juries and the online (public) vote. A maximum score that a competing song can receive will be 252 points, while the minimum could be 21 points.

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Eurovoix