Who will win Junior Eurovision 2014? Update #1

Junior Eurovision is right around the corner, and in less than 18 days, we’ll know who will succeed Gaia Cauchi as the winner. Since October 21 you guys have been voting for your favourites in our “Who Will Win Junior Eurovision 2014” poll. As of 22:00 GMT on October 27, y’all have cast a total of 14,383 votes.

If our readers are any indicator then Bulgarian singer Krisia Todorova and piano virtuosos Hasan and Ibrahim should bring home the Junior Eurovision trophy. Their piano ballad has earned an impressive 3,081 votes, or around 21% of all those cast.

The lovely Ukrainian trio Sympho-Nick from Ukraine are following in hot pursuit. So far they have earned 2,827 votes, which means that only 254 votes keep them from the wiwibloggs title. It’s certainly an even match: it’s three on three!

Malta’s super-talented Federica Falzon, who recently covered adult Eurovision singer Cezar, is staying strong in third place. “Diamonds” has earned 1,735 votes. That’s how you shine bright!

Unfortunately for Croatian fans, the lovely and multi-talented Josie is currently sitting at the bottom of our list, with only 32 votes. Is it game-game over for her, or is she just starting to up her game?

Who Will Win Junior Eurovision 2014? Poll results (as of 22:00 GMT on October 27)

1. Bulgaria: Krisia, Hasan and Ibrahim – Planet of the Children 21.42% (3,081 votes)

2. Ukraine: Sympho – Nick – Pryyde Vesna 19.65% (2,827 votes)

3. Malta: Federica Falzon – Diamonds 12.08% (1,738 votes)

4. Montenegro: Lejla Vulic and Masa Vujadinovic – Budi Dijete Na Jedan Dan 7.99% (1,149 votes)

5. Russia: Alisa Kozhikina – Dreamer 7.52% (1,081 votes)

6. San Marino: The Peppermints – Breaking My Heart 7.39% (1,063 votes)

7. Serbia: Emilija Djonin – Svet U Mojim Ocima 7.29% (1,048 votes)

8. Italy: Vincenzo Cantiello – Tu Primo Grande Amore 7.21% (1,037 votes)

9. Cyprus: Sophia Patsalides – I Pio Omorfi Mera 2.47% (356 votes)

10. Slovenia: Ula Lozar – Nisi Sam 2.37% (341 votes)

11. Netherlands: Julia – Around 1.33% (191 votes)

12. Belarus: Nadezdha Misyakova – Sokal 1.04% (149 votes)

13. Sweden: Julia Kedhammar – Du Ar Inte Ensam 0.86% (124 votes)

14. Georgia: Lizi Pop – Happy Day 0.78% (112 votes)

15. Armenia: Betty – People of the Sun 0.38% (55 votes)

16. Croatia: Josie – Game Over 0.22% (32 votes)

What do you think about standings so far? And remember, you still can vote! You can do it by clicking here and until November 12, 12pm CET.

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