The vote for the 2019 OGAE Song Contest Poll results keep coming in. Five more branches of the OGAE fan network have cast their votes in the poll. The OGAE fan clubs from Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands and the UK received their points. The points haul put Estonia and Israel on the scoreboard, and saw Switzerland closing in on current leader Italy.

OGAE Hungary gave their top points to contest favourites Italy, the Netherlands and Switzerland, strengthening the lead for those three. Hungary is the second country to give points to Slovenia, with two points handed to Zala and Gas

Over at OGAE Ireland, the top points were given to the Netherlands, Switzerland and Sweden. There weren’t really any surprises in the vote, with OGAE Ireland going for the same favourites that have been raking in votes in the OGAE poll.

OGAE Italy gave their top points to Switzerland, Spain and the Netherlands, giving the Iberian nation its highest score yet. Italy also gave neighbouring San Marino five points and finally put Israel’s Kobi Marimi on the scoreboard with four points.

Unable to vote for itself, OGAE Netherlands top points went to Switzerland, Italy and Sweden. They generously gave neighbouring Belgium six points, doubling Eliot’s total, and they put Estonia on the scoreboard with two points.

One of the largest OGAEs, the UK branch had 243 fans voting. The UK gave their 12 points to Norway — unsurprisingly to anyone who saw the rapturous reception KEiiNO received at the London Eurovision Party! The top three was rounded out by Switzerland and Italy.

The overall total is still dominated by Mahmood, Luca Hänni and Duncan Laurence. But are the top positions about to change? With a score of 138, Switzerland is just one point behind Italy, making it possible for Luca to overtake Mahmood. However, OGAE Switzerland is yet to vote — and when they do, they won’t be able to vote for Luca Hänni, which could be enough to strengthen Mahmood’s lead.

The OGAE Poll is not considered an accurate prediction of Eurovision results. However, it does offer a strong indication of what songs are fan favourites and is also good at predicting which songs won’t qualify for the grand final.

OGAE Hungary results

  1. Italy (12 points)
  2. Netherlands (10 points)
  3. Switzerland (8 points)
  4. Norway (7 points)
  5. Azerbaijan (6 points)
  6. Spain (5 points)
  7. Cyprus (4 points)
  8. Iceland (3 points)
  9. Slovenia (2 points)
  10. Malta (1 point)

OGAE Ireland results

  1. Netherlands (12 points)
  2. Switzerland (10 points)
  3. Sweden (8 points)
  4. Italy (7 points)
  5. Iceland (6 points)
  6. Azerbaijan (5 points)
  7. Cyprus (4 points)
  8. Norway (3 points)
  9. Russia (2 points)
  10. Greece (1 point)

OGAE Italy results

  1. Switzerland (12 points)
  2. Spain (10 points)
  3. Netherlands (8 points)
  4. Norway (7 points)
  5. Russia (6 points)
  6. San Marino (5 points)
  7. Israel (4 points)
  8. Sweden (3 points)
  9. Iceland (2 points)
  10. Azerbaijan (1 point)

OGAE Netherlands results

  1. Switzerland (12 points)
  2. Italy (10 points)
  3. Sweden (8 points)
  4. Norway (7 points)
  5. Belgium (6 points)
  6. Azerbaijan (5 points)
  7. Russia (4 points)
  8. Greece (3 points)
  9. Estonia (2 points)
  10. Spain (1 point)

OGAE UK results

  1. Norway (12 points)
  2. Switzerland (10 points)
  3. Italy (8 points)
  4. Netherlands (7 points)
  5. Sweden (6 points)
  6. Cyprus (5 points)
  7. Iceland (4 points)
  8. Spain (3 points)
  9. Azerbaijan (2 points)
  10. Malta (1 point)

OGAE Poll 2019 scores so far

  1. Italy – 139 points
  2. Switzerland – 138 points
  3. Netherlands – 119 points
  4. Norway – 81 points
  5. Sweden – 73 points
  6. Cyprus – 68 points
  7. Azerbaijan – 36 points
  8. Russia – 34 points
  9. Spain – 31 points
  10. Iceland – 29 points
  11. Greece – 26 points
  12. Malta – 17 points
  13. Belgium – 12 points
  14. Denmark – 12 points
  15. France – 12 points
  16. Poland – 7 points
  17. Portugal – 7 points
  18. Slovenia – 7 points
  19. San Marino – 6 points
  20. Armenia – 4 points
  21. Israel – 4 points
  22. Estonia – 2 points
  23. Albania – 2 points
  24. Hungary – 2 points
  25. North Macedonia – 2 points

Still to receive any points are: Australia, Austria, Belarus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and the UK.

What do you think of the latest lot of OGAE results? Can Switzerland take the lead? Tell us your thoughts below!

Read more OGAE Poll news here

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Rasmus
Rasmus
5 years ago

Australia and Serbia dont have any points is a joke to me and will not happpen in real life. Both will qualify and at least top 15 in the final.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
5 years ago

Last year, 2 of the top 10 failed to qualify, and in 2017, 3 of the top 10 failed to qualify. Which of the top 10 is likely to fall flat this time, depending on what we anticipate seeing on stage?

Jill Stephens
Jill Stephens
5 years ago

Yeah I think Spain will but you got the language right but the title of the song wrong, what are you? English?

Tom
Tom
5 years ago

I hope that: Czech Republic, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Latvia, Romania, Serbia and the UK will have some points as well

Marcelo
Marcelo
5 years ago

Switzerland now leading the OGAE Poll after Greece and Macedonia voted.

Ok, guys, the joke is over now. Can we vote seriously now? Guys? xD

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
5 years ago
Reply to  Marcelo

I take it that Switzerland’s recent record (since Sebalter in 2014) doesn’t give you much confidence in the outcome that the bookies and this poll are predicting, eh? I feel the same way. Luca will be extremely lucky if he finishes in the top 13.

dutchie
dutchie
5 years ago

Another poll in the UK, over at Scorewiz, had 159 people in the UK voting and the first 4 were completely reversed… so yeah, these fan polls are pretty useless. I have no idea who’s going to win, it’s a tough job being a bookmaker since there’s no clear favourite. They do seem to overrate Russia immensely though, neither fans nor juries seem to like it.

Joe
Joe
5 years ago

Australia and Romania not scoring by this point is stupid.

James
James
5 years ago

“OGAE Hungary” is not speaking for Hungarian people. This is just another bunch of gay guys who love divas and bops. I have seen a very big voting by Hungarian people, in which Romania was one of the top favourites. That’s what the real Hungarian people think. What you see here is an opinion of a small and highly biased group of people, who don’t speak on behalf of the nation.

Joe
Joe
5 years ago
Reply to  James

I hope the rest of Hungary doesn’t say homophobic stuff like that.

James
James
5 years ago
Reply to  Joe

Do you know the definition of “homophobia” or do you just assume that everything you don’t like to hear is homophobic?

Joe
Joe
5 years ago
Reply to  James

I assume a dismissive attitude about “gay guys who love divas and bops” is homophobic, yes. I feel like the community should be embraced more in countries like Hungary when they’re afraid to be themselves.

Sonam
Sonam
5 years ago
Reply to  Joe

Dismissive yes, but homophobic, not really imo

James
James
5 years ago
Reply to  Sonam

I defend the gay people’s rights every step of the way, so I don’t need to be told where the line is. What I said here refers solely to the specific group of people who have made their music taste well known to everyone throughout the years.

Weißbrot
Weißbrot
5 years ago
Reply to  James

Saying gay guys who love bops aren’t “the real Hungarian people” sounds very homophobic, James, whether you want it or not.

Marcelo
Marcelo
5 years ago
Reply to  James

According to you, what is what the real Hungarians think? Are “gay guys who love divas and bops” not Hungarian enough for you? Is a Christian macho man more Hungarian to you? If comments like these are very common among Hungarians, then no wonder why you re-elected Orban and his party of cavemen.

Dawid
Dawid
5 years ago
Reply to  James

I’m gay and I’m not nearly as sensitive as some people here it seems. He meant that guys from “OGAE Hungary” have very different opinion than majority of Hungary. It’s easy to tell tbh. Like, when was the last time Hungary send some ballad (not Joci if you count it as a ballad) or typical pop song to Eurovision? They have some etnic things, metal and rock songs, so I guess that’s what majority of Hungary like. So having nothing but pop songs and ballads labeled under Hungary flag really makes you think if these results properly represent Hungarians’ opinion.

EscLifestyle
EscLifestyle
5 years ago

Ogae poll is just a music video contest only, whose the rating is decided by people very very very very fans of Esc, totally in the Esc’s bubble, it can’t and doesn’t reflect what will happen in the real contest forcefully. Even if they manage to find the winner sometimes, all polls or other are just for fun, not accurate, cause based only on videoclips. Eurojurys seem a little bit more coherent cause they use jurors the same kind of jurors than in Esc for each countries, professional singers musicians or other related with the music and not persons only… Read more »

Valentino
Valentino
5 years ago

Everyone knows the result will be decided with regards to their live performance in Tel Aviv.

Jo.
Jo.
5 years ago

lmao every single post about this poll has the same comments

allexo
allexo
5 years ago

The OGAE are full of men who who just like boring repetitive pop songs like Cyprus and Switzerland and dismiss entries with brilliant quality like Albania. That’s why SWITZERLAND is above THE BOOKIES AND FAN FAVOURITE TO WIN, The Netherlands.

And lets not forget that these results will DEFINITELY not be the results in May.
Like Switzerland over The Netherlands, Denmark over Portugal. Australia receiving Nothing. I HAVE TO LAUGH.

OGAE= O-SHAME

Weißbrot
Weißbrot
5 years ago
Reply to  allexo

Jeez, we all know that OGAE polls are completely irrelevant and dumb, it’s just for fun. Just ignore it.

allexo
allexo
5 years ago
Reply to  Weißbrot

I know, its just that is very annoying that the OGAE Fanclubs think they can literally tell the future or sumn… Sorry

Jill Stephens
Jill Stephens
5 years ago
Reply to  Weißbrot

Once again I can only see that something is ‘fun’ if there’s any actual fun being had. If you meant the members of the various OGAEs are having fun well then yes, I’m sure they are but why give their polls any more relevance than other eurovision fan clubs that are perhaps a little oriented towards dance divas of all genders? No, I’m not heterosexual and no I am not tone deaf either. The two do not go together and I feel like it’s a huge disservice to suggest they do. Wiwibloggs is not the place to leave this sort… Read more »

Baloonbleu
Baloonbleu
5 years ago
Reply to  allexo

In any case this is a contest, a contest where only one wins: it’s “unfair” in itself, so take it easy. I consider little masterpieces both Arcade and Ktheju tokës, even they will be last placed.
People, c’mon.

Baloonbleu
Baloonbleu
5 years ago

Guys, this is a “game”, don’t take it too seriously. It’s obvious that OGAE polls aren’t statistically significant.

allexo
allexo
5 years ago
Reply to  Baloonbleu

OGAE Polls are the shame of the ESC Community imo

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
5 years ago

we love a quality top 2 !

ESC LOU
ESC LOU
5 years ago

Seriously… the UK hasn’t got anything yet? not 1 point?

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
5 years ago
Reply to  ESC LOU

why would it ?

allexo
allexo
5 years ago

Because lots of people like it actually

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
5 years ago
Reply to  allexo

yes but not on planet earth darling

allexo
allexo
5 years ago

Whats your fave

Jo.
Jo.
5 years ago
Reply to  allexo

in a “male ballad year”, Michael will have to shake what mama gave him to make an impress, otherwise he will sink just like Israel’s Kobi probably will. You can’t compete against Duncan, John and Lazarev if you have a mediocre song, so the UK better work hard on the staging issue.

allexo
allexo
5 years ago
Reply to  ESC LOU

lots of people like the UK aswell

Alexander
Alexander
5 years ago

I’ve never had much trust in OGAE but the fact Albania is getting almost nothing from them this whole year so far in the fanclubs? I’m really sorry but how.

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
5 years ago
Reply to  Alexander

albania 0 points and azerbaijan 7th place issa joke

Salem
Salem
5 years ago

Albania received literally 0 points in the OGAE poll last year, but still placed 11th in the final. Considering they’ve already received 2 points in the poll this year, I expect a top 5 for Albania in Tel Aviv lol 😀

Nvm
Nvm
5 years ago

Albania getting 0 points from Italy and San Marino getting 5… Is this the real life? Definitely just fantasy

Nvm
Nvm
5 years ago
Reply to  Nvm

To the people downvoting without knowing s*it: Italian televoters have always given points to Albania ’cause 1. diaspora 2. some sort of “alliance” that Ita&Alb formed over the years, that strengthened to the max last year with Ermal Meta competing for Italy (12 points from Italy to Eugent). On the contrary, Italian ESC locals hate San Marino and I can hardly see it getting any vote, so ogae Italy’s ranking is the ultimate proof that is poll is bulls*it.

Leanne
Leanne
5 years ago
Reply to  Nvm

It’s not so much that Italians hate San Marino, it’s more a running joke on Twitter because they usually don’t give Italy top points despite the fact that San Marino is literally a small state in the centre of Italy. The opposite is also true, but I think Italy would give San Marino points if they chose to send a good, genuine song in italian for once (Italy didn’t vote in San Marino’s semifinal in 2013).

NickC
NickC
5 years ago

It’s like Esc two decades ago, always the same countries in top 5. Luckily eurovision nowadays is much more open and diverse.

romanian
romanian
5 years ago
Reply to  NickC

Yes, OGAE is so predictable.
off topic : a few hours ago, Amar pelos dois sung by a girl in Romanians got talent. Because it’s too soon, I couldn’t find the whole song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZyYgZx1D9g

Skiwalko
Skiwalko
5 years ago
Reply to  NickC

OGAE Poll 2018:
– Italy (13th)
– Switzerland (0 points)
– Netherlands (0 points)
– Norway (20th)
– Sweden (11th)
Literally none of top 5 countries in this year’s poll were in top 10 last year.

Weißbrot
Weißbrot
5 years ago
Reply to  Skiwalko

I think what NickC meant is, that every OGAE voting from every country has the same top 5 this year (and all the other years).

Skiwalko
Skiwalko
5 years ago
Reply to  Weißbrot

Oh, I see. Yeah, fans’ taste is pretty similar in every country, while public and juries can surprise from time to time, not counting diaspora and friendzone voting.

NickC
NickC
5 years ago
Reply to  Weißbrot

Exactly what I meant, thanks.

Weißbrot
Weißbrot
5 years ago

Let the Swiss song win the OGAE poll and Italy/The Netherlands can win Eurovision instead. Deal? 🙂

Rimig
Rimig
5 years ago
Reply to  Weißbrot

Probably, that is exactly what is going to happen

Ioa Ioa
Ioa Ioa
5 years ago

I dont know what makes me angry the most. The fact this thing even exists, or that people take it seriously…

David F
David F
5 years ago
Reply to  Ioa Ioa

Save your anger for things that are actually worth that energy from you.

This poll is meant to be fun and isn’t hurting any one, if you don’t want to take it seriously then don’t let it affect you like that.

Alessandro Leonardo Gauci

I love the Swiss song, it’s my fourth fave. But I don’t want it to win. It’s a bit too repetitive. Italy’s song has a story. Best of luck from Malta

allexo
allexo
5 years ago

*boring
did you vote for brexit?

Jill Stephens
Jill Stephens
5 years ago
Reply to  allexo

I already asked quite subtly and got no answer I should have made it a binary thing as complex as ‘Yes’ or ‘No’, shouldn’t I? Unlike OGAE polls which are just really bad at predicting stuff things like Brexit Party (not this one, the “real” one) do have me worried…