OGAE Slovakia awards Duncan Laurence their top score

Another day, another OGAE vote! This time OGAE Slovakia have cast their votes in the annual OGAE Poll. The Netherlands’ Duncan Laurence has picked up his third top score.

First points for Hungary

With the votes from OGAE Slovakia, Hungary have made their way to the scoreboard. Joci Pápai receives two points for his “Az Én Ápam” and now finds himself in nineteenth on the ranking. Twenty countries have not managed to pick up a point yet.

At the other end, both Italy and Switzerland have received points from all nine OGAEs. From Slovakia, they pick up ten and eight points respectively. Four more countries have managed to score points from eight out of nine juries so far. Those are the Netherlands, Sweden, Cyprus and Greece. OGAE Slovenia are the ones with the most remarkable votes so far, ignoring both Cyprus and The Netherlands, but awarding Denmark twelve points – the only score they have so far.

Below you can see the votes from OGAE Slovakia:

	OGAE Slovakia
12 points:	The Netherlands
10 points:	Italy
8 points:	Switzerland
7 points:	Cyprus
6 points:	Norway
5 points:	Malta
4 points:	Sweden
3 points:	France
2 points:	Hungary
1 point:	Greece

The current score

With nine votes having voted so far, the top three is clear: Italy are in the lead, with Switzerland and The Netherlands chasing Mahmood. Behind them, there’s a gap to Sweden, Cyprus and Norway.

However, there are still 35 OGAE clubs that still need to vote, so it’s all to play for! Check out the full table below:

1. Italy	Mahmood – Soldi	92
2. Switzerland	Luca Hänni – She Got Me	78
3. The Netherlands	Duncan Laurence – Arcade	70
4. Sweden	John Lundvik – Too Late For Love	48
5. Cyprus	Tamta – Replay	48
6. Norway	KEiiNO – Spirit In The Sky	45
7. Greece	Katerine Duska – Better Love	22
8. Russia	Sergey Lazarev – Scream	19
9. Azerbaijan	Chingiz – Truth	17
10. Iceland	Hatari – Hatrið Mun Sigra	14
11. Spain	Miki – La Venda	12
12. Denmark	Leonora – Love Is Forever	12
13. Malta	Michela – Chameleon	9
14. France	Bilal Hassani – Roi	7
15. Poland	Tulia – Fire Of Love	7
16. Portugal	Conan Osíris – Telemóveis	7
17. Belgium	Eliot – Wake Up	6
18. Slovenia	Zala Kralj & Gašper Šantl – Sebi	5
19. Hungary	Joci Pápai – Az Én Ápam	2
20. North Macedonia	Tamara Todevska – Proud	1
21. San Marino	Serhat – Say Na Na Na	1